Marco Mouly, king of the scam and former columnist of “TPMP”, on the run in Tel Aviv

Marco Mouly, face of fraud at carbon taxwas once again condemned by justice on November 12. Absent during his judgment, he was wanted by the French authorities and was the subject of an arrest warrant. Ingenable since the fall, the king of the scam gave his news. He would have settled down to Tel-Aviv As attested by two videos published on social networks.

On Wednesday January 22, a barber from the Metropolis shares a video from his show. A face fixes the camera. It is the return of the king of the scam. Obviously little worried by the sword of Damocles above his head, Marco Mouly jokes with an Italian client.

Yesterday, a second video shared on X confirmed the state of apparent tranquility of French. Like a local star in the streets of the city, Marco Mouly lets himself be approached by a passer -by for a video selfie. “Life is beautiful” Hurry, in English, the tourist alongside the condemned person. The smile on his lips, the fugitive quips: “When Marco is good”.

Fraud that can

In June 2017, Marco Mouly was sentenced to eight years in prison and a fine of one million euros. This fraud, relating to the right to pollute, concerned a large VAT scam that would have cost 1.6 billion euros to finance of the French state. The king of the scam had also had, with his co -accused, to pay a fine of more than 283 million euros to the same authorities.

This incredible story had caused a successful documentary and attracted the attention of C8's troublemaker. Regularly invited on the “Touche pas à mon poste” set following the broadcast of the Netflix documentary, The kings of the scam Marco Mouly had returned through the big door in the PAF. The native of Tunis had however been caught up by his judicial affairs forcing him to fade plateaux. In the series Money and blood Made by Xavier Giannoli, Ramzy Bedia had even played the role of the little brigand of Belleville which became a millionaire.