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FIFA Whisteblower will always live in fear over FIFA corruption allegation




Fifa whistleblower Phaedra Al-Majid returns with a reiterated claim of FIFA's corruption over Qatar World cup bid win. The report claiming that Qataris bribed three FIFA officials for votes was botched when Al-Majid signed an affidavit claiming her reports were false. Attributing her action to threats from Qataris, she retracted her earlier claim when FBI met with her. However, judge Hans-Joachim Eckert ruled out her evidence on November 13, saying it was riddled with inconsistencies. On the other side, Qatar claims they gave ethics investigator Michael Garcia their full support during his probe, and they stand blameless to these allegations.

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