The suspicion that properties were sold below their value has not been confirmed according to “Standard”.
After the tax and accounting investigations in the case of the railway housing cooperative BWSG, the suspicion of infidelity against ex-railway union chief Wilhelm Haberzettl has now been dropped.
No reason for persecution
This was announced by the public prosecutor for economic and corruption matters according to “Standard”. There is no actual reason to prosecute the two directors who were recalled from the BWSG board in February 2019, according to the announcement on the appointment.
This means that the proceedings against the former ÖBB works council chairman, his co-board member at BWSG and the buyers, carried out by officials of the Vida railway and service union, have come to nothing after the investigation into financial issues was confirmed at the beginning of June of the previous year Haberzettl lawyer Norbert Wess of the newspaper (Friday edition).
Not detectable
The suspicion that Haberzettl, as head of the BWSG, together with co-managing director Andreas H., committed unfaithfulness by selling the properties at Marxergasse 26 to 28 in Vienna-Landstrasse in June 2018 as well as the residential complexes at Treustrasse 92 and Stromstrasse 18-20 in Vienna-Brigittenau is not detectable with the suspicion intensity required for the criminal proceedings, according to the report in the communication from the corruption prosecutor's office.
