Representatives of former Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn criticized Tuesday the carmaker's investigation into his alleged misconduct, saying the probe was "flawed, biased and lacking in independence from its inception.""It was initiated and carried out for the specific, predetermined purpose of taking down Carlos Ghosn to prevent him from further integrating" Nissan and its alliance partner Renault SA, which would have "threatened the independence" of the Japanese firm, the representatives said in a statement.They said Nissan never interviewed Ghosn concerning the matters under inve…READ FULL ARTICLE