There is a fight about money in Austria. The firm is named Signa. René Benko talks about Alfred Gusenbauer. It is about 10 million euro. An old boss gets this money.
Alfred Gusenbauer is an old boss of the state in Austria. Later he works for René Benko. He leads the watch group at Signa. Now people say bad things about him.
The state lawyers check the case. They think the money is illegal. Gusenbauer takes the money alone. The other bosses know nothing about it.
René Benko says that Gusenbauer knows the rules. He must ask the other bosses. Gusenbauer says he can sign the paper. He helps the firm.
The rule of doubt is valid. This means a person is innocent until a court finds the truth. The helpers search for the truth.