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Michael Schumacher stolen medical records linked to Swiss helicopter company

Posted on July 7, 2014 by Dissent

Ella Alexander reports:

Michael Schumacher’s missing medical records have been linked to a Swiss helicopter firm in Zurich.

French authorities have located the IP address of the computer used by thieves, who stole the former racing driver’s documents last month, to a helicopter company that was due to transport the Formula One champion from Grenoble to Lausanne hospital after he emerged from his coma.

“The IP address was located in a helicopter firm in the Zurich area,” the prosecutor’s office in Grenoble said, declining to give the name of the company.

Read more on The Independent.


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