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Outgoing FIFA president Sepp Blatter should face a criminal investigation over his organization's sale of World Cup TV rights to Jack Warner, FIFA's former anti-corruption adviser said Sunday in Zurich (via the Irish Times).
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Mark Pieth, who also is a professor of criminal law in Switzerland, told the International Association of Prosecutors in Zurich that there was ¡°prima facie¡± evidence about the sale ¡ª for a fraction of the rights' true worth ¡ª that allowed Warner to reap a profit of at least almost $16.9 million in a convoluted deal. According to multiple media reports, Blatter signed the contract selling the Caribbean rights for South Africa 2010 and Brazil 2014 to the Caribbean Football Union, led by Warner, for $600,000. That price is about 3 percent of what Warner then sold them for when he sub-licensed the rights to his own Cayman Islands-registered company, which turned around and sold them for up to $20 million.
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¡°Blatter has to defend himself against a form of embezzlement charges," Pieth said Sunday. "They have prima facie evidence. That means they have to open an investigation.¡± The revelations underline the questionable dealings between Blatter and Warner, Blatter's one-time backer and Caribbean powerbroker who is fighting extradition from Trinidad to the United States on corruption charges.
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Meantime, U.S. attorney general Loretta Lynch is scheduled to provide the latest details on the FIFA investigation at a news conference Monday in Zurich. Swiss attorney general Michael Lauber is also due to give details on the separate investigation into the 2018 and 2022 World Cup votes. In her address to the IAP conference, Lynch warned: ¡°Our message is clear: No individual is impervious to the law. No corrupt organization is beyond its reach.