Félix Millet, the great imposter

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Everything known about the Millet case The Millet case has shaken Catalonia like an earthquake, with increasingly powerful replicas, to undermine citizens' trust in civil society and public institutions. Taking advantage of his power and his contacts, convinced of their impunity, Fèlix Millet and Jordi Montull appropriated, at least, from 24 millions of euros from the Palau de la Música. After months of journalistic research, this book now brings to light unknown episodes of the plot hatched by the great impostor of the Palace, and their partners in crime. And, at the same time, an approach to the psychology of a complex character and also the drawing of all those who, without being direct accomplices in the looting, they applauded Millet or favored his criminal arts. You have a hotly written story in your hands, on a still open and extremely complex judicial investigation. It is a thorough and revealing report, a chronicle of scandalous events, but documented and proven with witnesses and papers. All that is known so far –because everything will not be known. The book has a documentary appendix that includes the three anonymous people who alerted the authorities about Fèlix Millet's activities, the first of them sent in the year 2002. Jordi Panyella Born in Barcelona on 1966, has a degree in Information Sciences (UAB). He has dedicated his journalistic career to the daily press and has collaborated in non-periodical publications, radio and the academic world. He 1986 he started working at El Punt Diari, first in Girona and then as a political correspondent in Barcelona. L’any 1990 landed on Today, where he has always written in the Society section, specializing in the area of ​​courts. Fate wanted the two newspapers to merge into El Punt Avui. His workplace in the newsroom is now just ten meters from the street door; in other words that is, just ten meters from the news. He is married and has two daughters. Interview with the Ànima program on Canal33