Epstein Secrets

You can share related videos and photos. Submit: Video Pictures Stories EFTA00920244 By Jon Burstein Sun Sentinel Two computer specialists for Scott Rothstein's law firm were sentenced Wednesday to 37 months in federal prison for creating a fake bank website that the Ponzi schemer used to dupe his investors.

aw firm were sentenced Wednesday to 37 months in federal prison for creating a fake bank website that the Ponzi schemer used to dupe his investors. Rothstein paid Curtis Renie, his chief technology officer, and William J. Corte, a computer technician, $5,000 apiece to create a dummy version of TD Bank's w

tiated deals with prosecutors. The law firm's chief operating officer, Debra Villegas, was sentenced to 10 years in prison, while former law partner Howard Kusnick received a two-year sentence and Rothstein associate Stephen Caputi got a five-year term. Alvin Entin, one of Corte's attorneys, said his client ag

hare your own. You can share related videos and photos. Submit: Video Pictures Stories By Jon Burstein Sun Sentinel Two computer specialists for Scott Rothstein's law firm were sentenced Wednesday to 37 months in federal prison for creating a fake bank website that the Ponzi schemer used to dupe his investors.

aw firm were sentenced Wednesday to 37 months in federal prison for creating a fake bank website that the Ponzi schemer used to dupe his investors. Rothstein paid Curtis Renie, his chief technology officer, and William J. Corte, a computer technician, $5,000 apiece to create a dummy version of TD Bank's w

tiated deals with prosecutors. The law firm's chief operating officer, Debra Villegas, was sentenced to 10 years in prison, while former law partner Howard Kusnick received a two-year sentence and Rothstein associate Stephen Caputi got a five-year term. Alvin Entin, one of Corte's attorneys, said his client ag

To: 'eevacation mail.com[[email protected]] From: Sent: Sat 5/8/2010 4:03:49 AM Attorney: Halt Palm Beach County case for Rothstein partner; federal charges looming By Peter Franceschina Sun-Sentinel Staff Writer Posted: 9:48 p.m. Friday, May 7, 2010 • E-mail • Print • Shar

Posted: 9:48 p.m. Friday, May 7, 2010 • E-mail • Print • Share • Lamer Type Small Type One of the lawyers who goes way back with Ponzi schemer Scott Rothstein is a target of a federal investigation and expects to be indicted, the former partners attorney told a judge during a Friday court hearing. Howard

hstein is a target of a federal investigation and expects to be indicted, the former partners attorney told a judge during a Friday court hearing. Howard Kusnick, who first practiced years ago with Rothstein in their small firm in Plantation and later joined the Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler law firm in downtown