In an interview with Reuters Tuesday, Carlos Ghosn's wife Carole said the couple would remain in Lebanon "as long as it takes," maintaining the ex-Nissan chief is innocent of committing alleged financial crimes in Japan.
'At least here he's free' -Carlos Ghosn's wife Carole on life in Lebanon
Carole Ghosn said they live "day by day," but added that they feel safer in Lebanon than in Japan, where Carlos had been held under house arrest.
Two weeks ago he mysteriously escaped to Lebanon, and is now considered an international fugitive.
Carlos did not disclose how he escaped, but said it was the result of "fast planning" and "fast acting."