Dark Sport · DS-023
HE SUBMITTED THE REPORT IN APRIL. THE ETHICS COMMITTEE HAD TWELVE MEMBERS. NONE OF THEM REPLIED.
On April 14, 2010, a ticketing compliance officer submitted a report detailing eighteen thousand diverted World Cup tickets and thirty-one million euros in secondary market profits. Despite concrete evidence and a receipt confirmation, the ethics committee of the Global Football Federation failed to respond.
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