Pennsylvania Advisor Pleads Guilty In $2M Scheme
By Terrie Morgan-Besecker, The Times-Tribune, Scranton, Pa. |
"The betrayal. I've never experienced such a violation on an emotional level as this,"
"The hardest things to deal with is he's shown absolutely no remorse,"
"It deflates you," added
"It was a classic rob Peter to pay Paul scheme," Assistant U.S. Attorney
The charges carry a maximum combined sentence of 42 years in prison and a
"That's how it all started and it was just a snowball effect from there,"
His victims may not believe it, but
"He brought this to my attention to bring to the Secret Service,"
The plea agreement requires
Several of his victims are also seeking to recover lost funds from
"They are ultimately responsible for the management of their associate,
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