The joint liquidators of the BlackBee Investments group have been granted orders to examine founder and owner David O’Shea in the High Court over concerns around client investments. Lyndon MacCann, senior counsel for EY liquidators Luke Charleton and Alan Large, told Justice Brian Cregan on Thursday that the investment companies collapsed with very serious questions as to where investors’ money went, including, by way of example, monies intended to purchase a forest that was never acquired. Lawyers for the liquidators will also question Carl Dillon, an accountant and current advisor to O’Shea, about the group’s business dealings. Both men are…

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