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Jun 20, 2005 · The Rigas verdict, reached last July, represented a key victory for federal prosecutors who were under pressure to respond to a wave of malfeasance that seemed to overtake...
Jun 20, 2005 · At a five-month trial last year, prosecutors accused the Rigases of conspiring to hide $2.3 billion in Adelphia debt, stealing $100 million, and lying to investors about the...
Jul 8, 2004 · Adelphia founder John Rigas was found guilty of conspiracy, securities fraud and bank fraud Thursday -- the most serious charges he faced over concealing $2.3 billion in loans and stealing more...
Jun 21, 2005 · The Rigas verdict, reached last July, represented a major victory for federal prosecutors who were under pressure to respond to a wave of malfeasance that seemed to overtake corporate America.
Rigas’ son Timothy, 49, who like his father was convicted last year of bank fraud, securities fraud and conspiracy, was sentenced to 20 years in prison. Sand could have sentenced both men to...
Jul 8, 2004 · In essence, prosecutors charged that the Rigases had used $2.3 billion in Adelphia funds for their own purposes and had lied to investors and banks about the company's financial...
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Jul 8, 2004 · Adelphia Communications Corp. founder John Rigas and his son Timothy were convicted Thursday of conspiracy, bank fraud and securities fraud for looting the cable company and duping its investors....
