Prosecutors on Friday summoned former Taiwan leader Chen Shui-bian and former director of Taiwan's "Investigation Bureau" Yeh Sheng-mao for interrogation over missing documents allegedly implicating Chen in money-laundering.
Yeh had been charged with hiding documents allegedly implicating Chen and his family in overseas money-laundering.
He told a press conference on Tuesday that he had passed the two documents from the international anti-money-laundering organization Egmont Group to Chen, then Taiwan leader. When he asked about them in mid-August, Chen said they were missing.
Chen's office later issued a statement, denying receiving such documents.
The two were interrogated separately on Friday, according to the prosecutors' office.
Source:Xinhua
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