Defying her being under house arrest, the 32-year old woman escaped to a country with which Hungary has no extradition treaty.
With the help of false documents and bank certificates, a criminal organization managing several companies borrowed about 300 million forints from different financial institutions then tried to launder the money. After the suspects had been caught, the authorities seized all of their possessions, cars, properties, assets. The police put three members of the criminal organization under house arrest. Ignoring this fact, one of the members, Andrea Dudla left Debrecen several times and committed fraud of the order of tens and hundreds of millions in many places of the country, always making things appear that it was her accomplices who were behind the crimes. By no means did Dudla escape with empty pockets. She cheated 300 million forints out of a well-known entrepreneur and took the money. A particularly interesting point in the case is that although her passport expired after she had got caught, she could get a new passport easily.
Source: nepszabadsag.hu
