90,000 Payment Appears To Contradict Ex-Mulroney Aide's Testimony

Doucet was contacted by The Fifth Estate Wednesday night, and when told the CBC had the invoice he sent to Schreiber for the $90,000, Doucet replied, "Why do you have that? What right do you have to have that?" Although Doucet agreed to review the invoices and provide CBC News with a comment on Wednesday night, he did not reply. The documents obtained by The Fifth Estate originated from sources in Germany, where more than a decade ago authorities raided Schreiber's business and residences just outside of Munich. Schreiber is fighting extradition to Germany where he faces fraud and other charges. Doucet had testified to the federal ethics committee investigating the dealings between Mulroney and Schreiber that he first met Schreiber in the fall of 1988 and later registered as a lobbyist for Schreiber's company in the fall of 1989. Lobby registry documents show that Doucet did register as a lobbyist for Schreiber's company Bitucan on Oct. 10, 1989. Doucet also testified that he began working for Schreiber in the winter of 1990. ... http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2008/02/14/doucet-schreiber.html

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