Fugitive Jean Nassif melts down

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Share A A A It has taken four years for Jean Nassif to face some tough questions. It took just 40 minutes for the fugitive developer to buckle under the pressure of his overdue interrogation.

Beaming in to the Independent Commission Against Corruption from his Beirut bedroom for a second day of evidence , Nassif displayed more cracks than a basement slab in one of his dodgy Sydney apartment towers.

Jean Nassif loses his cool in the ICAC witness box. ICAC After a reasonably calm start, Nassif soon blew a gasket as counsel assisting the Operation Rosny inquiry, Dr Peggy Dwyer, SC, probed his relationship with Liberal Party operatives Jeremy Greenwood, Christian Ellis and Charles Perrottet.