From
Stephen Radomsky
“I don’t understand that now.” When Markus Födisch says that, it can get uncomfortable for the person sitting in front of him. It is the sure signal that Födisch will start a new round of probing inquiries. Because understanding is Födisch’s task. Understand to judge. And there is still a lot to understand for the presiding judge of the 4th major criminal chamber at the Munich I District Court. After all, he is supposed to work through one of the biggest economic scandals in German history: the collapse of the Wirecard Group.