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To: asianflower who wrote (76159)	5/22/2002 7:40:22 PM
From: mmmary	Read Replies (1) of 122087

asianflower: person was a convicted felon >You are only partially correct. Convictions are a matter of public record. Arrests and sealed conviction files are not public record, although the FBI has access to both. I don't believe this was a sealed conviction. The ceo(?) was a convicted felon. If I cared to spend the $49, I could probably get a copy of it in a few days. I still find it hard to believe he'd use an FBI agent to get the info if it was public. He also obviously shorted the stock before he told others he was a felon, not afterward. There are holes in these PRs. "Royer searched the FBI's confidential National Crime Information Center database and discovered the criminal history of a top executive for a company called Nuclear Solutions, the papers said. The same day, Elgindy began sending e-mails calling the executive ``a convicted felon,'' then shorted the company's stock, the papers added."

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