Romania's Wanted Prince: Paul Lambrino's 40-Month Sentence

The search for Paul Lambrino, also known as Prince Paul of Hohenzollern or Prince Paul of Romania, has taken a new turn as he was spotted in Paris, France, attending a dinner for the Club des Leaders. This development comes as a surprise, given that Lambrino is currently wanted by the Romanian government for crimes related to a corruption case, for which he was sentenced to serve a 40-month prison term. The Romanian High Court (ICCJ) announced the final sentences in the 'Royal Farm' corruption case, including a 40-month sentence for Prince Paul, on December 17. Lambrino, the grandson of King Carol II of Romania, has been evading justice, and his recent appearance in Paris raises questions about his whereabouts and intentions. The "Wanted Person" notice issued by the Romanian government highlights the gravity of the situation, emphasizing the need for his immediate capture and return to serve his sentence1.

Late in November 2021, Paul Lambrino (aka Prince Paul of Hohenzollern / Prince Paul of Romania) appears to have been photographed in the French capital. Monsieur Lambrino was seemingly shown attending a dinner for the Club des Leaders in Paris. As reported by Romania-Insider in December 2020, "Paul-Philippe al Romaniei, also known as Prince Paul of Romania, the grandson of King Carol II of Romania, has become a wanted person as the Police are trying to get him to jail, where he has to serve a 40-month sentence in a corruption case. Romania’s High Court (ICCJ) on December 17 announced the final sentences in the 'Royal Farm' corruption case, including a final 40-month sentence for Prince Paul." Paul Lambrino is the subject of an arrest warrant by the Romanian government for the crimes of which he was found guilty. Hopefully, he will be found and brought to justice.

The "Wanted Person" notice of Paul al Romaniei.

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Romanian prince becomes wanted person to serve jail sentence in corruption case

Prince Paul of Romania is now a wanted fugitive

As we conclude this article, it is crucial to emphasize the gravity of the situation surrounding Paul Lambrino, also known as Prince Paul of Hohenzollern or Prince Paul of Romania. His recent appearance in Paris, attending a dinner for the Club des Leaders, raises questions about his whereabouts and intentions, particularly given the arrest warrant issued by the Romanian government for his involvement in the 'Royal Farm' corruption case. It is imperative that he is found and brought to justice to serve his 40-month sentence, as announced by Romania's High Court (ICCJ) on December 17.

It is essential for the international community to remain vigilant and assist in the efforts to apprehend Paul Lambrino, ensuring that he faces the consequences of his actions. The Wanted Person notice issued by the Romanian government highlights the importance of his immediate capture and return to serve his sentence. As we continue to follow this story, it is crucial to maintain a professional and objective tone, avoiding speculation and focusing on the facts. We urge our readers to stay informed and support the efforts to bring justice to those who have evaded it.