(The Daily Mail): In an extract from The Laundry Man by Ken Rijock, the author describes how he set up shell companies with bank accounts in the British tax haven of Anguilla in the 1980s. Once a respectable Miami lawyer, he began laundering millions of dollars for the Mob and Colombian drug cartels. With the assistance of a corrupt high ranking Anguillan official and customs officers who turned a blind eye to briefcases full of cash, it was surprisingly easy, Rijock writes. That is until a joint task force – the first of its kind – was set up between Scotland Yard and the FBI, which started to unlock the secrets of the tax havens, and Rijock discovered there is no honour among thieves 

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