The conspiracy was so named after federal police charged 11 men over the theft of $150 million from the Commonwealth Superannuation Scheme. The men include: a Sydney nightclub owner; an international banker; a fraud investigator; a Telstra worker; and a pensioner.
Jamieson Vincent, 40, pleaded guilty yesterday to money laundering on the first day of a four-week trial. The guilty plea came more than six years after he committed the crime.
He is part of a crime group. Members of that group ran strip clubs, were associated with the Bandidos Motorcycle Club and worked with the late Sydney Mr Big Leonard Arthur ”Lennie” McPherson.

Yesterday in the Sydney District Court Vincent, a short, heavy-set man, stood while the court officer read out the charge against him. When asked how he pleaded, he responded with a sharp ”guilty”.

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