Investigators probing the theft of Michael Schumacher's medical notes believe a helicopter firm contacted by doctors looking to transfer the former racing driver from a hospital in France to Switzerland may have been involved in the disappearance. Schumacher, 45, suffered a major head injury when he fell while skiing in France in December and was kept in a medically induced coma for six months after the accident. Schumacher  was recently transferred from the hospital in Grenoble, France to a unit near his Swiss home, allowing his wife Corinna to attend a public event at her ranch in Givrins. Michael Schumacher, right, with his wife Corinna, left, were skiing in France in December when the major accident happened. Now his family fears that his confidential medical notes have been leaked to the media
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Several pages of Michael Schumacher's medical notes have been stolen
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Prosecutors believe they are being made available to the media for £40,000
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The leak has been traced to a computer in a Swiss helicopter company
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His manager has warned anyone buying the notes will be prosecuted
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