TOKYO --When Carlos Ghosn escaped house arrest here and surfaced in Beirut on Sunday, the former Nissan Motor chief left few clues as to how he not only eluded round-the-clock monitoring, but also fled the country with all three of his passports still in his lawyers' hands.
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Former Nissan Motor chief Carlos Ghosn was disguised as a construction worker for his initial release on bail in March in an attempt to avoid attention. (Photo by Shinya Sawai)
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