Some of those owed c£3 million by Ariadne Capital Limited (in administration) were luckier than others in that - as we have revealed thanks to Winnileaks - they were offered a personal Guarantee by Ariadne's sole director, the devout Christian, Ms Julie "lingerie on expenses" Meyer. But given that, when lying to the IRS Meyer claimed to be down to her last £500 and to have no income, I wonder what those guarantees are worth? Perhaps ex Ariadne employee Stuart Poyser can tell us for Winnileaks has thrown up another fascinating document (below).
it tells a tale of a man struggling to get payment on a small debt of just c£20,000. Time and time again Ariadne fails to make payment (because it was trading while insolvent) and so he forces Ms lingerie on expenses to sign a PG. According to the schedule at the end Julie Meyer should have cleared that debt by last Friday. Do you think she has? If not I urge Mr Poyser to make Meyer bankrupt as that is the only way she will be forced to cough up.
I have made the Ariadne administrator, Andrew Duncan of Leonard Curtis, aware of this document as he might not have been fully in the picture with regard to the preferential treatment being offered to this particular creditor by Ms Meyer. As we know treated one creditor in a preferential manner when a company is trading while insolvent as Ariadne certainly was is er...naughty.



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