- Suddenly he appeared on Skype, says a Norwegian who feels cheated for millions. The online newspaper NA24 wrote just over a week ago about a 57-year-old Norwegian citizen who felt cheated after buying shares in the company Johnsen Oil. After never receiving the shares, he reported Stein Elling Wirum and another Norwegian for gross fraud. Read more here: Reported for gross fraud in the Johnsen Oil case Now it turns out that the 57-year-old met none other than the former English national team manager in football, Sven Gøran Eriksson at dinner and party in London a few years ago. It turns out that "Svennis" is a close friend of the Norwegian Jarl Moe who is on the run from the English police on suspicion of financial crime in the millions. The Norwegian has now also reported Jarl Moe to the police. The Norwegian now tells how he feels cheated into a scam world that could cost him as much as seven million kroner.
- After I had bought the Johnsen Oil shares, Wirum introduced me to a couple of Norwegian friends of his, the man says to Nettavisen NA24. The first one he was introduced to is called Jarl Moe. - Jarl Moe and I started having a dialogue with each other on Skype, says the Norwegian. Read also: All about Johnsen Oil DJ for pyramid Jarl Moe is a former DJ who first settled down by starting music sales through HS records, an abbreviation for "House Specialist". Here he sold imported music in his own shops. Then he joined the pyramid giant The 5 Percent Community (T5PC). In connection with T5PC, it is estimated that as many as 70,000 Norwegians participated and multiple millions disappeared. In pyramid circles, however, he only really became known when T5PC leader Jørn Ronnie Tagge hired him as general manager of Owners Group Internationa, which was Tagge's new start after the collapse of T5PC. Owners Group achieved a market value of NOK 2.5 billion before it went under. Along the way, celebrities, P4, a bank and a pharmaceutical company were abused. Since then, Moe has moved to Cyprus and, among other things, made a living teaching people how to avoid paying taxes, through the company TaxWizards.
Among other things, he has also given several lectures on the topic. Moe has been on the run since December last year, when he was wanted by British police because he did not appear in court changes related to charges of gross fraud. He was arrested in England this spring in connection with the case. He is also reported to the police in Sweden. Do you have any tips in the case? Contact Ole Eikeland and Niels Ruben Ravnaas here Here you can see a video: Jarl Moe Taxwizards Interview SaveFrom.net from jarlmoe on Vimeo. - Put on inside information The Norwegian says that Moe gradually started to present several good investment opportunities. - He bragged terribly about this and said that he put on inside information, which would make the investments extremely valuable. Among these was a company called UCI Global, which was soon to be listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange. - Then once while we were on Skype, a familiar face suddenly appeared, which took me by surprise. On the screen appeared none other than "Svennis", or Sven-Göran Eriksson. He was at Moe's home in Cyprus, says the Norwegian. - "Svennis" went so well for Jarl Moe and said that these were good investments. I did not understand anything, why should the former England football coach talk to me? But it was cool. The Norwegian tells that some time after this was introduced to a new Norwegian, who was a friend of Jarl Moe. His name was Kristian Helgesen. Kristian Helgesen lives abroad and has previously been convicted. Kristian Helgesen lives abroad and has previously been convicted. Photo: Snare, Knut "Chronic break" Kristian Helgesen is one of Norway's most famous white-collar criminals and previously convicted. In the white-collar environment, he is known as someone who uses up the money as soon as he gets it in his hands and he is described as "chronic broke". According to Nettavisen NA24, Jarl Moe and Kristian Helgesen have been neighbors in Cyprus in recent years. The online newspaper NA24 has previously written that Kristian Helgesen has been linked to the sale of Johnsen Oil shares. Read more here: Convicted Norwegians connected to companies valued at six billion and - He owes me millions World-class lift To get to know the Norwegian better, he gets an offer on the phone. - They then invited me to London for a weekend in 2011, where I was to be introduced to the companies and we were to get to know each other better. Before the trip, I remember that they were wondering when I landed, when they were going to pick me up with a limousine and stuff. I did not understand any of this and said that I absolutely did not need a limousine. I was not "Svennis" either. Jarl Moe is wanted.
Jarl Moe is wanted. Arriving in London, he tells of a trip he had never imagined. - In addition to Helgesen and Moe, among others were also "Svennis" and Michael Breines Oredam, who in his time started the channel Radio Tango, with. As we walked the streets, people bowed to him, as if he were a royal. It was quite an experience. - We first went and ate at a great restaurant before moving on to an extremely exclusive club. I was told that the club only allowed 1,000 members and that it was impossible to get in without membership. However, Kristian Helgesen was one of those 1,000, so he did so we all let in. The club they went to is called Les Ambassadeurs Club and is one of the most exclusive in the jet set town. - It was absolutely luxurious. The largest chandeliers hung from the ceiling and everything was lighted. Once inside, Helgesen ordered the most expensive champagne and the most expensive brandy. It was wild. Do you have any tips in the case? Contact Ole Eikeland and Niels Ruben Ravnaas here However, one thing he was stunned by was how few people were present. - I wondered how it could be that this went around. While Kristian Helgesen and I each smoked our cigar for 4,000 kroner each, I asked him about this. Then he took me to a staircase and pointed to the second floor. We went up and saw, and there was a casino where people played for huge amounts. Several had enough millions on the table. - This is how they earn their money, Helgesen told me then. The Norwegian also remembers another thing that he thought was special. Late that evening, "Svennis" called what must have been a wealthy Russian and top manager in a large company in Moscow and talked business. The timing seemed very strange, and it was strange that if it was such an important person - that he would have talked about such a thing so late. There is a time difference of several hours from London and Moscow. Read also: All about Johnsen Oil - Do not hang on to grips In the city of London with «Svennis»? Limousines? Luxury club? The most expensive drinks and pig cigars? The whole evening was surreal for the Norwegian.
- This did not depend on grip. At the hotel we stayed we had so few hours to ourselves. There I sat with "Svennis" and asked him if he had any faith in Jarl Moe and these companies. He then said that yes, he had. Why should he not? - I then asked if he himself had invested his own money in the companies, but was then told that he had not done so because he no longer had any money. He said that he had been the victim of a scam by his agent, who had run away with more than 100 million kroner. Here's Jarl Moe later in the evening. Here's Jarl Moe later in the evening. The Norwegian says that when the Swede told this he felt sorry for him, and understood that he himself did not have the opportunity to invest in Moe then. Sven-Göran Eriksson himself went out to the media last summer and told how his former financial adviser Samir Khan defrauded him for 10 million pounds, well over 100 million kroner. The day after the magnificent evening, the Norwegian then returned to Sweden, where he lives.
- After that trip, Moe and Helgesen introduced me to several Norwegian and foreign companies. I first invested in one, then the other company and in the end I had invested several million kroner. He constantly received information about how close Moe and Helgesen were to the companies, and he was at Helgesen's home when he lived in Fredrikstad for a while. - For example, they told me that they would ring the bell on Nasdaq when UCI Global was to be listed. Absolutely crazy stories, but I saw no reason not to trust them. Here is the club in London during the day. Here is the club in London during the day. - Did not get my shares The Norwegian invested in Jarl Moe's company Tromeron and the Norwegian company F7, a company that trades in fish. During the same period, he also bought several shares of Elling Wirum. This time in a company called Led Norway, a company that has the rights to the energy drink Lamborghini in Norway. Eventually, however, an obvious problem arose. - I never got to transfer all the shares I had bought, and it was a hell of a lot of money, says the Norwegian. In total, he had invested more than seven million kroner in these companies. - So after I had invested this money, Elling Wirum says the following to me: Just so you know, Kristian Helgesen and Jarl Moe are some real villains. You should have nothing to do with them. - And that is what he said, who had introduced these to me in the first place! He says that he then panicked and for a long time tried to get the shares out, without anything happening. - This is pure fraud and it is unbelievable that they can continue like this.
It's a lot of money and I hope I can get something back, sighs the Norwegian. Do you have any tips in the case? Contact Ole Eikeland and Niels Ruben Ravnaas here Stockfish help F7 top Michael Breines Oredam says that he met the Swedish football coach in connection with the company F7, which exports fish. - I have met Sven-Göran once. I was introduced to him by Jarl Moe. He should help us open some doors in connection with the sale of seafood, says Ordam to Nettavisen NA24. - Sven-Göran Eriksson had some good contacts on stockfish in Portugal in particular. He also mentioned several. - What would he get out of it? - We never got that far. It was that he contacted him in Portugal and I talked to him in Portugal. It never happened. For our part, it was a dead end. - During that period, Jarl Moe helped us get investors for F7. There Jarl came a little on the way, but not quite to the finish. He simply disappeared from the radar. - He also had contact with Kristian Helgesen with whom we also had some dialogue, but he also disappeared from the radar, Oredam says. - Nothing earned Sven-Göran Eriksson confirms that he knows Jarl Moe. - I have never had any business with Jarl Moe, but I know him, says the Swede who now coaches a club in China to Nettavisen NA24.
- How did You get to know eachother? - I do not want to say that. I want to talk to Jarl Moe first. - Have you made money from the collaboration with Jarl Moe and Kristian Helgesen? - I have not made any money on them. Please, I need to talk to Jarl Moe first. We had no meeting. We were out drinking wine and eating food, says "Svennis". According to Nettavisen NA24's experience, "Svennis" has also lived at Jarl Moe's home in Cyprus. According to Nettavisen NA24's experience, both Jarl Moe and Kristian Helgesen have been in Bali recently. According to Ekspressen, "Svennis" can be called in for police questioning in Sweden. Jarl Moe and Kristian Helgesen have not responded to Nettavisen NA24's inquiries. Elling Wirrum asked Nettavisen NA24 to call him back, as he did not have time to speak. Nettavisen NA24 has not succeeded in contacting him after that. Do you have any tips in the case? Contact Ole Eikeland and Niels Ruben Ravnaas here