Original sentence: After a 3 October 2007 phone call from van der Linden, threatenig investigation by French police, Riigikogu member Marko Mihkelson announced he'll hold a press conference to present materials regarding van der Linden's family's business interests in Russia.He was called the head of the supervisory board of Noble House Group at the home page of the Dutch investment company Noble House Trading.However, a representative of Noble House Holding told Estonia's ETV October 7, 2007 that Van der Linden is not a member of the company's supervisory board and that the supervisory board would be appointed only next year.In August 2007, van der Linden became embroiled in controversy as Eesti Päevaleht suggested that van der Linden's family had business interests in Russia.Press conference was held on 8 October 2007 where Mihkelson presented materials collected from various publicly  available Russian media sources in which central topic is van der Linden's role as the head of the supervisory council of a certain Dutch investment company that established the biggest industrial park in Europe in Sobinsk, Russia in late 2006.Subsequently van der Linden denied all accusations and stated that he never had any financial interest in Russia neither is he serving as mentioned chairman.This is suspected to explain his lack of criticism towards Putin and the Russian government for human rights violations and his pro-Russia and anti-Baltic stand,, as well as his stand against relocating the Bronze Soldier of Tallinn from central Tallinn
Edited sentence: (According to the Postimees, his name had been listed as the head of the supervisory board of Noble House Group at the web site of the Dutch investment company Noble House Trading.) A representative of Noble House Holding told Estonia's ETV on October 7, 2007 that Van der Linden was not a member of the company's supervisory board and that the supervisory board itself would be appointed only next year.In August 2007, van der Linden became embroiled in controversy as the Estonian Eesti Päevaleht suggested without providing any evidence that van der Linden's family had business interests in Russia.This is suspected to explain his lack of criticism towards Putin and the Russian government for human rights violations and his pro-Russia and anti-Baltic stand, as well as his stand against relocating the Bronze Soldier of Tallinn from central Tallinn.Van der Linden rejected all accusations and stated that he had never had any financial interest in Russia neither is he serving as mentioned chairman of a Dutch investment company doing business in the Russian Federation, as had been alleged