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To: scion who wrote (189)10/31/2000 10:19:00 PM
From: scion  Read Replies (1) of 381
 
Hmmmmm.....

For Immediate Release

Date: June 14, 2000
Contact: Joseph Valiquette (212) 384-2715
James Margolin (212) 384-2720

FBI - NEW YORK OFFICE - PRESS RELEASE

".............The defendants charged in this case are: ALLEN WOLFSON, a Salt Lake City-based stock promoter who was a consultant to Cyberamerica Corp., a company that purported to be in the business of providing financial consulting services to distressed public companies; MICHAEL GRECCO, a New York-based stock promoter; JOHN MICHAEL BLACK, a stock broker and principal of Grady and Hatch and Co., a Manhattan broker-dealer; SPIRO LAZARETOS, a broker who worked at Caribbean Securities, a New York broker-dealer, and at Grady and Hatch; ROBERT BALSAMO, a stock promoter who worked at Wolff Investment Group and Delta Asset Management, both New York broker-dealers; VLADIMIR CARVALLO, a stock broker affiliated with Morgan Grant Capital Corp., a New York broker-dealer, and with Delta Asset Management; and KONSTANTINOS DINO SONITIS, a stockbroker at Bell Investment Group, a New York-based broker-dealer.

According to the Indictment, WOLFSON allegedly received large amounts of stock in the companies, either free-of-charge or at substantial discounts, and then allegedly agreed to pay GRECCO a bribe equal to between 40 and 70 percent of the value of retail sales of WOLFSON's stock as generated by stock brokers under GRECCO's control. To effect the scheme, GRECCO allegedly recruited the other defendants to sell WOLFSON's stock in exchange for bribes. WOLFSON also allegedly instructed his coconspirators that his stock be "crossed with," or purchased by, the retail customers, which he accomplished by directing the brokers to direct their trades to certain market makers that were in league with WOLFSON."

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