Former FIFA Vice President Jack Warner has steadfastly proclaimed his innocence since being indicted on racketeering, bribery, money laundering and fraud charges as part of an ongoing federal corruption investigation.
However, it appears more evidence is being stacked up against the Trinidad and Tobago politician.
Citing documents tied to the U.S. probe, the BBC reported Monday that Warner is under investigation for allegedly diverting funds earmarked for Haiti earthquake relief to bank accounts he controlled.
According to the report, a total of $750,000 from FIFA and the Korean Football Assn. was slated to provide aid to victims of the devastating 7.