Leonardo DiCaprio in court for money laundering

Leonardo DiCaprio came face to face with the judge in court, but he's not the defendant. In 2019, the Department of Justice indicted rapper Foghese Brazzacrel Michel and Malaysian businessman Lou Taek Goh, with conspiracy to convert more than $21 million in illegal contributions to an overseas campaign into a campaign Former President Barack Obama for 2012.

Michel has pleaded not guilty to the charges, while Low's representative has also denied any wrongdoing.
And in 2021, they were charged with additional charges, accusing them of “organizing an unregistered campaign through a back channel” to influence the administration of then-President Donald Trump to drop a federal investigation of Lu and others into misappropriation of funds from 1MDB, a Malaysian development fund, but Michel denied any wrongdoing in this. matter, and waiting trial.

Global actor Leonardo DiCaprio is among 72 witnesses being prepared as part of Michelle's money laundering trial, and DiCaprio's 2013 film "The Wolf of Wall Street", directed by Martin Scorsese, was allegedly funded in part by money earned by Fraud from 1MDB.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Gigi Hadid together in Paris and photos from the hotel