Queensland jetski salesman Ian Taylor helped set up offshore shell companies linked to Mexican drug cartels and North Korean arms dealers.
By Grace Tobin of ABC Investigations and Elise Worthington
Ian Taylor on a jetski in a photo posted to Facebook on 8 October, 2020.
Ian Taylor, 49, is wanted for prosecution in the US for three offences related to money laundering.
If convicted, he would potentially face decades behind bars.
Shell companies set up by Taylor and his father have previously been linked to major scandals around the world, including arms dealing and money laundering by Mexican drug cartels.
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