KIRMES & Park REVUE (English) Special: Rouen (Vorschau)

last edition, One World Studios
is a legal and independent company.
Despite the situation in Sauerland
a change of name is out of
the question currently, according
to Olaf Mordelt, as the company
is already working on various
contracts for other customers,
and doesn’t want to destroy
One of the projects of One World Studios, which has nothing to do with the Zieglers
tenced for insurance fraud and the bankruptcy
of a noble disco, but has a deferral of sentence
due to apparent health problems. Why
normal business practices were not undertaken
earlier remains a mystery and there will
be relevant consequences.
The down payment of 250,000 Euro to CdA,
and the attestation of creditworthiness were
either boodle or faked. And the 52 year old
mother Christine Ziegler has also been arrested
in the course of the investigations. It appears
that she had mediated with her own subcontractor
company, Ziegler International
GmbH, in the purchase of a 13 million Euro
coaster for One World Holding GmbH, for
which the unnamed manufacturer had already
bank transferred the sum of 400,000 Euro as
a small thank you.
At the same time a consulting firm had been
contracted with the procurement of a 7.5 million
Euro bank credit in order to be able to pay
the park purchase of 6 million. However, the
scam came to light here when it was discovered
that the pledge of goods over an apparent
fortune was falsified, and the bank reported
the offence.
Currently the employees and fans of Fort Fun
are somewhat relieved, as Compagnie des
Alpes has cancelled the sales contract and
took over management again immediately.
Correction: One World Studios
Uninvolved in this situation is the firm One
World Studios of Olaf Mordelt (one of the two
successor firms of Heimo), which presented
itself as a member of the One World Group at
the London EAS event in September 2011.
However, different to our incorrect report in our
the efforts made up until now.
Olaf Mordelt: “Naturally we tried
to attain information about the
person Zeigler.
CdA also tried to do the same,
but the relevant enquiries came
to nothing. It’s quite possible
that older reports and information
were painstakingly removed
from the internet.
Thus we were trusting, and his
confident manner gave us no
reason to doubt the validity of
his statements.
At no point in time did we have
even a little doubt that the business
practices of the Ziegler
family were not correct; however
we were also not in
possession of any contracts on
the part of the Zieglers.
We distance ourselves from any
operation or activities that the
Ziegler family has undertaken in
the name of One World Holding,
and on our side we are currently
checking the possibilities of
instigating legal proceedings
against the family.” ■