Another Clinton Donor Faces Questions from the Past

Is it plausible that the Clinton's did not know that Hsu was a fugitive when they took his campaign contributions? Given the past of Billary, highly unlikely. There is another current case that is remarkably similar:

Sant Chatwal, an Indian American businessman, has helped raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaigns, even as he battled governments on two continents to escape bankruptcy and millions of dollars in tax liens.

Chatwal's case reached from his native India to New York City. The IRS pursued him for about $4 million in unpaid business taxes, while New York state placed a lien seeking more than $5 million in taxes. He forfeited a building to New York City on which he was delinquent on property taxes and was sued by federal regulators seeking to recoup millions from a failed bank where he served as a director.

Across the ocean, three Indian banks forced him into U.S. bankruptcy, and he was charged with bank fraud. He was out on bond when he showed up in India in 2001 during a visit by his longtime friend Bill Clinton.

They were friends. How do you not know that your friend is a crook, especially when it is a matter of public record:

[...]Chatwal may have slid through any vetting because of his longtime friendship with the Clintons. The Clintons maintained a close association with Chatwal; both attended one of his sons' weddings in 2002, and the former president attended another son's wedding in 2006.

Hmmm:

In September 2000, Chatwal hosted a half-million dollar fundraiser at that Upper East Side penthouse for Hillary Clinton's Senate campaign.

A few months later the FDIC abruptly settled the case, agreeing on Dec. 18, 2000, to let him pay $125,000 for the loans.