In exchange for this promotion, the figures would have had all their air travel and accommodation expenses covered, and would have been transferred $20,000 net to use in the gaming rooms. The advancement of this federal case could severely complicate the communicator's professional future, who now awaits for his procedural situation to be clarified in the state of Florida. According to exclusive information accessed by the Argentine News Agency, the detainment of the journalist would be linked to a series of parallel businesses to his work in the media, which he maintains with a physical casino located in the city of Las Vegas. The route of the million dollars The magnifying glass of the US Justice would have focused on a striking financial movement. The maneuver under suspicion would have operated as follows: The journalist would have kept a commission of $20,000. The remaining $980,000 would have been resent or returned to a third account. The mystery that keeps Felman under the authorities' magnifying glass would lie in the final destination of those funds. Although the journalist's lawyer would claim to have vouchers to justify that the sending of those $980,000 was part of a habitual negotiation, investigators would still try to determine who the final recipient of that money is and under what concept they would have taken it. The role of 'VIP promoter' and the famous guests The nexus between Felman and the Nevada betting house presumably functioned under the figure of a 'promoter'. His role would have been to bring renowned figures from the Argentine sports environment to generate publicity and VIP presence in the place. Among the names of the guests would be former players of the stature of Ariel 'Burrito' Ortega, in addition to various representatives of footballers. Investigators would have detected a transfer of one million dollars to an account linked to Felman.
