The Wolf Catcher: The true story of how one woman exposed the world's biggest heist

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When London journalist Clare Rewcastle Brown set up a small website highlighting environmental damage in Borneo, she didn't expect to bring down a government. But she stumbled upon one of the great scoops of all time: a multi-billion dollar heist, on the orders of a prime minister, which - among other things - was splurged on a major Hollywood movie, a $250 million yacht, one of the world's largest diamonds, a supermodel's see-through grand piano - and a whole lot of Cristal champagne. Following the trail through Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Abu Dhabi, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and the beautiful but threatened rainforests of Sarawak, this incredible true story reveals how one woman bravely tracked down the truth behind the 1MDB affair - and exposed the ruthless criminals who thought they had got away with it. * 'Rewcastle Brown is primarily responsible for exposing the worst larceny in East Asia in decades' Peter Alford, The Australian 'Clare's dogged (and, to some, more than a little annoying) persistence, and an incredible nose for the fishy stuff, uncovered the heist of the century' Tony Pua, Member of Parliament for Damansara, Malaysia * Author: Clare Rewcastle Brown is an investigative journalist who focuses on environmental destruction in Malaysia and global financial corruption. Co-Author: Eddie Barnes is a political advisor and a former journalist. He was political editor of The Scotsman and Scotland on Sunday between 2004 and 2013. Afterword by Gordon Brown, Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom