Chapter 858: 857. It's Not Yours Anymore (1/5)

Chapter 858 857. Not Yours (15)

Seeing the two bodyguards running away with their heads in the hands of the main players of the mine, Li Du led his subordinates to watch with gusto, and commented a few words from time to time:

"Wow, what a straight punch, this is called an eye-sealing hammer in China!"

"This whip leg is so cool, Brother Wolf, do you know how to do this?"

"Hey, Ulysses, don't hold your head, your ass is going to be kicked, haha!"

Obradovic said regretfully: "It was a good show, but unfortunately, we don't have alcohol here."

Holiday smiled slyly, took out a flat flagon from his trouser pocket, and said, "Who said that? Come on, guys, take a sip each!"

Seeing the two bodyguards making moves, Elson came over with a sullen face and asked, "Guys, who can tell me what's going on?"

Li Du nodded, and Luguan told him the scene and inferences he saw in the mine with more details.

Lennon, clutching his stomach and curling up on the ground, roared frantically: "You guys are trespassing! Trespassing! Farke, wait, I'll call the police right away!"

Elson's face was livid. He went up and tore Lennon's collar and pulled him up. He gritted his teeth and said, "Shut up, idiot! How dare you do such a thing! This is murder!"

Lennon shoved him, yelling, "Go away, old bastard..."

A bodyguard came up and kicked his leg hard, and Lennon immediately fell to his knees screaming.

Elson pointed at him and shouted: "Is it painful? Very good, there are more painful things waiting for you! How dare you do this! How dare you do this?!"

Lennon spoke stiffly and said angrily: "What did we do? We are in our own mine, we can do whatever we want..."

"No, this will not be your mine soon." Elson sneered.

Lennon stared at him fiercely and said, "Who are you? Hurry up, it's trespassing now, you know, trespassing!"

Elson said indifferently: "The mine will not belong to you soon, and it will be your turn to invade illegally. Boy, listen, I will make you pay the price, you, all of you, will pay the price! "

He pointed at the downed ranchers with his fingers, his tone as hard as iron.

"I'll wait." Blatche was more stubborn than Lennon, "I'll wait to see how you make us pay the price! Come back tomorrow and see who makes whom pay the price!"

Ulysses roared, "I'll bring the shotgun in tonight, come back if you feel like it."

Elson smiled coldly. He took out his mobile phone and walked back, making a call while walking.

The incident came to an end temporarily, Li Du took photos to collect evidence, and then left with his men.

Anyway, Lennon was right that they were trespassing, and Australia takes ownership of private land very seriously.

Steve was sent to the town's community hospital for recuperation. After his condition stabilized, two bodyguards helped him onto the plane, and he was going to Sydney for a comprehensive examination.

Li Du sent him to the helicopter, and said with a wry smile, "I don't know what to say, buddy, this time it's my responsibility, it's bad luck for you to follow me."

Steve had a good temper, he smiled and said, "It's okay, I'm fine, actually I know that my body has recovered, but just to be on the safe side, I have to go back, and then I'll be back soon."

Li Du couldn't help asking: "I really don't understand why you are so obsessed with mining?"

Steve froze for a moment, and said slowly: "Being a geologist and geography traveler was my dream when I was young. I saw the rough gemstones you showed at the salon this time, and my heart was moved. They are so beautiful. It's gone, isn't it?"

Li Du said: "Yes, they are beautiful, if you like them, I can give them to you."

Steve shook his head, he smiled: "How could this be the same? A process, what I like is the process, you don't know me, Li, you don't know my past."

He kept shaking his head, but didn't say what was in the past. The helicopter started up, and the noise was so loud that Li Du couldn't hear clearly.

The helicopter flew away, and Elson stayed behind. He was on the phone all the time. When Steve left, a few people rushed over, and they were all found by Elson.

Then, the next few days are interesting.

The Australian Taxation Bureau first approached several mine owners, including Yorke Lennon, Blatche, Wright, and Ulysses.

The tax office first showed them evidence of tax evasion in their mines and businesses, and then told them that these things would be brought to court and the tax office would sue them.

Lennon and others were caught blind, isn't this nitpicking?

Elson and Li Du followed the officials of the tax bureau. When they entered Ulysses' mine, Elson asked, "I'm here now. Where's your shotgun?"

How could Ulysses care about fighting against him? He is in dire straits now, trying to find a solution to his tax problems.

None of the mine owners in Lightning Ridge is completely clean. The Australian tax law is not as sound as that of the United States. The tax awareness of the mine owners is relatively weak, and they all have tax evasion.

Of course, their tax evasion behavior should be called loophole tax avoidance.

They play around the edges of the tax law. Everyone does this, not only mine owners, but also businessmen in other industries. The tax bureau doesn't care about these things.

However, ignoring it does not mean that it is not illegal. When the tax bureau starts to investigate these issues, the mine owners will be in trouble.

Elson first contacted the accounting company and the tax bureau to deal with the owners of these mines together, and then took the No. 122 mine as an issue, accusing them of illegally encroaching on Li Du's land and property.

Then, he continued to find troubles with these mine owners, and searched almost eighteen generations of their ancestors. As long as these ranchers had anything to do with any trouble, then this trouble would be found out.

A storm of lawsuits swept across Lightning Ridge, and Mr. Elson got it if he didn't make a move.

In less than a week, all mine owners around mine No. 122, together with Blatche, were sent to court for different sentences. What awaits them is prison life.

This incident happened quickly and quietly. Except for the parties involved, no one else noticed what happened. When they noticed, the incident was over.

Blatche and his entourage were all sent to prison, especially Blatche, who had the dirtiest ass, did the most cheating, and was dealt with the worst. He would spend almost the rest of his life in prison.

The mine owners not only lost their freedom, but also their wealth.

Elson helped the tax bureau and the bank hire first-class financial lawyers, and took advantage of the mistakes of the mine owners to confiscate all their mines.

Under Elson's order, the lawyers carefully avoided the savings and real estate of the mine owners, but used the mine to offset the debt.