She is the mother of Evelin Vogel, his Hungarian life partner, whom the new politician takes with him to all events.
According to information from Metropol, Judit Mária Sájer spent four years in the most serious penal institution, a penitentiary. Then he found his calling as Péter Magyar's closest collaborator. He is not only an economic leader, he also manages Péter Magyar's secretariat.
For years, Mária Sájer cheated, stole and forged as a member of a gang operating a pyramid scheme, stealing hundreds of pensioners without restraint. Together with his accomplices, 8 billion (!) forints were stolen, and most of the money has not been found since then. They managed to hide approximately HUF 7 billion from the authorities.
Mária Sájer is not only Péter Magyar's closest colleague, economic manager, and head of the secretariat, but is essentially his relative.
She is the mother of Evelin Vogel, his Hungarian life partner, whom the new politician takes with him to all events.
One of the most important members of Péter Sájer Magyar's team, who spent four years in prison and was recently released. An economic leader who follows Péter Magyar like a shadow, he also manages his secretariat. He belongs to the narrowest crew, such as Ervin Nagy. He manages the accounts, pays the suppliers, stage equipment, bodyguards, controls and manages the finances of the Magyar clan, suddenly inflated with hundreds of millions. Péter Magyar typically spoke to him for the last time before going on stage.
The economic leader of Péter Magyar knows exactly where the hundreds of millions come from, what the expensive technology, equipment, and stage are made of.
According to the justification of the final judgment, Mária Sájer committed a continuous series of frauds and falsification of personal documents in a criminal organization for years. Together with his companions, they defrauded, robbed people, and took their saved money.
Pensioners with little money were robbed just as much as more well-to-do people. 1,200 (!) people stole it by promising to "rejuvenate" their money and give them more interest at the banks. In the meantime, no financial activities were carried out, the collected money was spent, hidden, or used to pay those who entered the system earlier. Sájer was sentenced to 4 years in prison as an important member of the criminal organization.
The economic manager of Péter Magyar played a prominent role in the criminal gang. He lied to the victims that he would invest money in the media and film production, so he would pay a higher return. The court verdict stated that he caused the greatest damage to a single victim after defrauding a single person of 108 million.
There was someone he persuaded to sell his apartment so that he could "turn over" the money. It didn't bother him if someone ended up on the street because of it.
The criminal organization promised the defrauded victims a return of between 10 and 50 percent, and they did whatever they could to get the money. According to the indictment, the money of the defrauded pensioners was taken more than once in paper bags.
For the sake of deception, thousands (!) of bank certificates were forged and fake bank logos were produced, and Péter Magyar's economic manager proved to be a professional in this as well. The criminal organization even had trouble renting an office in the Bankcenter on Szabadság Square in Budapest, which houses important financial institutions.
It is a shocking "episode" that members of the criminal gang, when the "system" began to collapse, took HUF 700 million in cash into a lottery. A separate terminal had to be installed to play the many sections! Risking the stolen money, they finally managed to win HUF 100 million. The case is recorded in the justification of the court verdict.
Mária Sájer, Péter Magyar's chief financial officer, admitted in her court testimony that she was "not unfamiliar" with this financial model, that is, she admitted that she had participated in several other pyramid schemes.
The court assessed as an aggravating circumstance that Mária Sájer continued robbing people even when some members of the gang had already been arrested. Even then, he defrauded several unsuspecting people of many millions of forints. As the justification of the court verdict states: he robbed them by unscrupulous lying and manipulation.
Therefore, the court punished him with the most severe degree of punishment possible, he received 4 years in prison, and even the possibility of parole was ruled out. Such punishment is imposed by the courts only in the case of the most dangerous criminals.
Mária Sájer had to sit out all 4 years. Then his path led to Péter Magyar.
Most of the HUF 8 billion - which Mária Sájer and her colleagues swindled from the 1,200 people - has not been recovered to this day. The authorities are still looking for approximately HUF 7 billion. It cannot be ruled out that Péter Magyar's economic leader may also play a role in laundering these billions, who now not only oversees the expenses of the Tisza party consuming hundreds of millions, every detail of the issued invoices, but also the financial resources and revenues.
Cover photo: Mária Sájer is not only Péter Magyar's closest colleague, economic manager, and head of the secretariat, but essentially his relative
Source: Metropol.hu
