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| 285.1 | | HUMAN::CONKLIN | Peter Conklin | Fri Mar 20 1987 23:58 | 2 |
| not just now. Based on what I read in the paper, some of these events
were a while ago. What seems new is a more aggressive will to prosecute.
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| 285.2 | Can you give details? | RDGENG::LESLIE | Andy, CSSE ME for VOTS/OSAK/X400 | Sat Mar 21 1987 00:59 | 1 |
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| 285.3 | | HYDRA::ECKERT | Jerry Eckert | Sat Mar 21 1987 11:08 | 1 |
| Also, which newspaper and date?
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| 285.4 | more info | MARCIE::JLAMOTTE | the best is yet to be | Sat Mar 21 1987 21:23 | 20 |
| The article about the woman stealing $229,000 was in the Globe and
the South Middlesex News on a Thursday about three weeks ago.
The woman was the cost center manager for Employee Activities.
They did not give the details in the paper.
I know of the woman and the story is somewhat sad. She seemed to
be very nice...it looked like a snowball type situation...she started
small and before she was aware the situation was out of control.
Right before her indiscretion was discovered she lost a son in an
automobile accident. The newspaper indicated that her sentence
was being postponed so that she could be with a son who was being
operated on for cancer.
The Globe reported that her sentence consisted of repayment of the
monies she had borrowed plus $6000 court costs, 60 days imprisonment,
and 200 hours public service.
Digital was right to prosecute, the sentence was fair but the situation
is sad.
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| 285.5 | | TORA::GKLEINBERGER | misery IS optional | Sat Mar 21 1987 21:36 | 5 |
| There was an article in both the Marlboro Enterprise, and Middlesex
News last week.... they both stated it had to do with Expense accounts.
GLK
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| 285.6 | "Ex-secretary charged in theft" | PATOIS::CHRISTENSEN | Proofreader for Sky Writers | Mon Mar 23 1987 09:44 | 13 |
| (from The Boston Herald, Thursday, March 19, 1987, Page 2)
"A former secretary at Digital Equipment Corp.'s Hudson facility
has been indicted for allegedly stealing about $40,000 from the
computer manufacturer's expense accounts.
Jamie Lianides allegedly stole the money by signing other Digital
employees' names to expense vouchers and cash advance requests,
Assistant Middlesex District Attorney Kevin Ryan said.
A Middlesex County grand jury indicted Lianides on two counts of
a larcenous scheme and a single count of fraudulent appropriation
of corporate funds in connection with the thefts."
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