Neil McMurray used to be a professional fisherman and crabber—until one of his children was repeatedly bullied in school and he found himself investigating what he began to view as a startling lack of concern for the welfare of children in his tiny island home.
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Inside the World's Top Offshore Tax Shelter Newsweek January 17, 2014 STEFAN WERMUTH/REUTERS An aircraft takes off from Jersey Airport near St Peter, Jersey November 12, 2012. The idyllic aerial view of Jersey belies what is happening below. Illustration by Juxapo...
