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Investigation Committee Leak Report: Bol Mel Electronic Diary
Date: June 20, 2024
The ongoing investigation into the financial dealings of Benjamin Bol Mel has uncovered damning evidence from his electronic diary, obtained through the cooperation of his Financial Manager, Mr. Tim. The diary reveals substantial disbursements of funds to numerous individuals, directly implicating members of the President’s family, senior government officials, and foreign nationals in a widespread corruption scandal currently under intense scrutiny.
According to the electronic diary entries, the following individuals have received significant sums of money from Bol Mel:
1. Monica Achol Abel Aguek — $15 million (also received $20 million from Baak Barnaba)
2. Adut Salva — $10 million
3. Manut Salva — $300,000
4. Ayang Salva — $3.5 million
5. Deng Chagai — $2 million
6. Santo Akol Areech — $3 million
7. Mawuen Adior — $3 million
8. Akot Lual Areech — $1 million
9. Anok Salva — $18 million
10. Deng Waal Achien — $20 million
11. Kiir Yor — $10 million
12. Bibi Ali — $10 million (used for house purchase in Hau Thoura)
13. Taban Deng G*i — $15 million
14. Angelo Wol Wol Agekdit — $3 million plus two houses bought in Kampala
15. Maj. Gen. Gum Makuach — $500,000
16. General Philip Nyoun — $1.5 million
17. General Pual Nang — $2.5 million
18. General Akec Tong Aleu — $6 million
19. Maj. Gen. Deng Akeen — $3 million
20. General Marshal Stephen — $1.5 million
21. Hon. Mijok Majak — $10 million
22. Byrian — $5 million
23. Charles — $3 million
24. Major Mike — $4 million
25. Hon. Kuol Mayang Juuk — $15 million
26. Deng Atgoi Gatluak — $4 million
27. Sandra Ajak — $2.5 million
28. Yar Peter Machar — $5 million
29. Barack Isreali — $35 million
30. Salim Saleh — $25 million
31. General Charles Ciec Mayor — $12 million
32. Hon. Obote Mamur Mete — $3 million
33. Mullana Athian Akec Onga — $3 million
Implications:
This data strongly implicates high-ranking individuals and close associates tied to the President’s family in extensive corruption and illicit financial transfers. Several government officials named have already been arrested, though numerous others remain at large, indicating an ongoing, complex operation.
The involvement of foreign nationals and the purchase of high-value assets, including multiple properties overseas, has added a bizarre twist to the investigation. The committee notes that these revelations cast serious doubts on the integrity of top government structures and demand urgent legal action and political accountability.
The investigation committee will continue probing this case, aiming to bring all culpable parties to justice and restore public trust in government institutions.
Investigation Committee
Date: June 20, 2024
Confidential - For Internal Use Only
