After being sentenced by Vatican State Court for embezzlement and fraud, London-based Italian banker Raffaele Mincione is fighting back in UK courts with a countersuit accusing the Vatican of mishandling and mis-documenting funds.
Source: Inman News
Vatican official accused of perjury in $378M real estate lawsuit
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