[Vision2020] Another good argument for the death penalty

[Sunil Ramalingam]

Not even him, and you want to kill for less than that.

From: deco at moscow.com
To: vision2020 at moscow.com
Date: Mon, 15 Mar 2010 19:10:12 -0700
Subject: Re: [Vision2020] Another good argument for the death penalty







Joseph E. Duncan III

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  From: 
  Sunil Ramalingam 
  To: Art Deco ; Vision 2020 
  Sent: Monday, March 15, 2010 6:41 
PM
  Subject: RE: [Vision2020] Another good 
  argument for the death penalty
  
I've never seen a good argument for the death penalty from you, 
  Wayne. 

Sunil


  
  From: deco at moscow.com
To: vision2020 at moscow.com
Date: Mon, 15 
  Mar 2010 16:15:37 -0700
Subject: [Vision2020] Another good argument for the 
  death penalty


  

  Another good argument for the death 
  penalty:
   
  
  Updated March 15, 2010
  Ex-Bank President Arrested for Allegedly Lying to Get 
  TARP Money
  
  AP 
  The former 
  president of a small community bank was arrested on charges that he lied to 
  the federal government to get a piece of the bailout program, authorities said 
  Monday.

  
  NEW YORK -- The former president of a 
  small community bank was arrested on charges that he lied to the federal 
  government to get a piece of the bailout program, authorities said 
  Monday.
Charles Antonucci Sr. was charged in a criminal complaint filed in 
  U.S. District Court in Manhattan with self-dealing, bank bribery, embezzlement 
  and fraud.
Authorities said the rip-off targeted the New York State Banking 
  Department, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and the Troubled Asset Relief 
  Program.
Antonucci resigned last year as president of The Park Avenue Bank, 
  which is headquartered in Manhattan with four retail branches in Manhattan and 
  Brooklyn.
Among other allegations, Antonucci was accused of using false 
  information to request $11 million from the federal government's TARP bank 
  bailout program.
The complaint accused him of lying to banking authorities 
  in late 2008 and early 2009 to make them believe he had invested $6.5 million 
  of his own money in the bank when the money actually belonged to the 
  bank.
After the application for TARP money was rejected, Antonucci did a 
  media interview in which he said the bank withdrew its application because of 
  "issues" with the TARP program and a desire to avoid "market perception" that 
  bad banks take TARP money, the complaint said.
Federal authorities say 
  Antonucci actually wanted to obtain millions of dollars for his own use, in 
  part so he could obtain a controlling interest in the bank.
They said he 
  also permitted a former administrative assistant to obtain $400,000 of loans 
  the assistant was not qualified for. The complaint said the former assistant 
  is now cooperating.
The complaint alleged that Antonucci later used the 
  former bank employee's private plane on 10 or more occasions, including trips 
  to Phoenix to attend the Super Bowl, to Augusta, Ga., to watch the Master's 
  golf tournament, a flight to Florida to visit a relative and a flight to 
  Panama.
Antonucci's lawyer, Charles Stillman, said he had just gotten a 
  copy of the charges. He declined immediate 
comment.

 		 	   		  
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