Rigas Sentence May Be Shortened
John Rigas, founder of Adelphia Communications, received a 15-year sentence yesterday after a five-month trial, for using company money for his own…
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John Rigas, founder of Adelphia Communications, received a 15-year sentence yesterday after a five-month trial, for using company money for his own…
In what I'm sure will become a heavily linked to article, Tristan Louis offers up his recent analysis. I haven't had time to digest it fully, but his conclusions are...
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80-year-old John Rigas, the founder of Adelphia Communications, was sentenced to 15 years, though he may get less due to how old he is.
After a long drawn out experience with numerous email clients (mutt/isync, mutt/mailsync, Thunderbird, Eudora, Mail.app, even Outlook Express in a moment of desperation)...
Left with no other recourse other than to actually pay his child support, Perry Manley put on camouflage, entered a Seattle courthouse with an inoperable grenade in his hand, a backwards backpack over his chest with a cutting board and living will inside, and got himself killed. Seattle police didn't know the grenade didn't work.