Where is christopher skase buried

There have been reports that Skase's ashes will be scattered in the sea. Meanwhile, the Federal Government is turning its attention to the relatives of the deceased fugitive, Christopher Skase, in a bid to recover the missing millions owed to creditors. The Australian government has defended its handling of the so-called Skase chase. Federal Attorney-General Daryl Williams acknowledges it is extremely difficult. They were always after Chris to be returned. There was no corporate crimes ever alleged against Pixie.

She has inherited wealth from Christopher and you have two hurdles there if you like. First, you have to prove that Christopher got money by fraud that he withheld from creditors.

The Federal Attorney-General, Daryl Williams, saying earlier this year there'd be no more funding for offshore actions. Today, a spokeswoman says there'll be assistance for the trustee, Max Donnelly, to pursue all reasonable avenues.

Transcript This is a transcript from The World Today. Skase's son-in-law arrives in Sydney for questioning. Renee Newman-Storen Celia as Celia. Dene Irvin Dennings as Dennings. Matthew George. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. Christopher Skase was a white collar fugitive until Australia decided to launch an unofficial chase to get Skase.

The man who owned television networks, hotels and companies went broke and fled the country to Spain. Peter Dellasandro assembled a team of five people, including Skase's head of security to travel to Majorica to bring Skase back to Australia.

The problem is, before they can go, they have to win over the board of Qintex, Skase's former company. Join The Chase. Add content advisory.

Did you know Edit. Goofs Peter Dellasandro gets off a train at Parliament station which is in Melbourne however he picks up the "West Australian Tribune PM Edition" which is not sold on Melbourne, only the regular edition is.

Quotes Peter Dellasandro : What, are you kidding me? User reviews 31 Review. Top review. In the last 10 years the only Australian comedy which really appears to have hit the mark is The Castle.

Australian comedy, once the backbone of our movie industry, appears to be plumbing a dry well at the moment. Let's Get Skase joins The Wog Boy and the disastrous Reckless Kelly among recent Oz films that provide you with one laugh for every half hour that it lasts.

The problem is probably further reflected by the dearth of quality sitcoms on Australian telly at the moment. Sadly the best Oz sitcom of recent times is Hey Dad, a show that has been off the air for around seven years now and wasn't even all that funny.

Greed was good in the s and Christopher Skase lived by Gordon Gecko's creed, accruing wealth through his company Qintrex and then deserting the investors when the going got tough, heading to Spain.