“They turned out to be real scammers”, it was a “devastating contract”, they acted with “fraudulent intent”. The former owner of ACR Messina Pietro Sciotto writes it in black and white, who yesterday morning presented a complaint to the Prosecutor’s Office against Aad Invest Group for contractual fraud, accompanied by his trusted lawyer, the lawyer Salvatore Silvestro. Harsh accusations for the affair of the company transfer at the beginning of the year which later turned out to be a sensational economic-sporting disaster for him.
The complaint was filed against the three protagonists of the “ghost” sale with Aad Invest Group, namely Doudou Cissè, Chateaux Alexandre and Stefano Alaimo.
In the act, the former owner puts together everything that happened before, during and after the frenetic negotiations which then led to the company’s bankruptcy. And it also tells some still unpublished passages of the story.
And it starts from January 2nd of this year, when in the office of the notary Silverio Magno he signed the agreement for the sale of 80% of the ACR shares complete with a handshake with Alaimo in front of the photographers: «unfortunately – Sciotto writes -, the manifest availability of huge economic resources proved to be the means through which, in a context in which, in fact, my ability to evaluate and analyze was strongly compromised due to the climate of hatred towards me prevailed in the city, I was induced to enter into a devastating contract, which caused me significant economic damage.”
In fact, Sciotto explains among other things that: the sale price of 80% of the shares was not paid either at the contractual expiry or subsequently; Aad Invest Group sarl has granted a special power of attorney to sell 80% of the company shares at the symbolic price of one euro; and Aad has still never released the guarantee that he had signed in favor of Lega Pro up to the amount of 350 thousand euros. «Despite the reminders made – Sciotto further writes in the complaint -, and the reassurances received, the representatives of Aad Invest deemed it appropriate to avoid any contractual obligation, thus demonstrating the fraudulent intent that characterized their actions, from the moment in which they accredited themselves as serious and reliable buyers to conclude the sale contract through such devices».
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