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[quote=Anonymous][b]So delicious. Morrie Tobin - the man who started this all by telling the feds about the scheme in the first place - was on trial for securities fraud. By giving up the entrance exam fraud, he got a deal for $4 million in payback and 36 months of supervised release.

Lori and her pals better give up something too - or its bye-bye birdie.[/b]

https://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2019/03/14/only-on-2-tipster-who-touched-off-campus-bribery-admissions-scandal-lives-in-larchmont/

CBS2/KCAL9 Investigative Reporter David Goldstein tracked down the man who the feds say tipped them off to the widening campus bribery scandal that has ensnared Hollywood celebrities and business moguls and CEOs alike.

“Mr. Tobin, can I talk with you?” Goldstein asked.

But Morrie Tobin wasn’t talking.

Goldstein hurries after the man and says, “What do you think of all this you’ve started, sir?”

Before he ran down the street, Tobin was walking in his Larchmont neighborhood trying to avoid reporters, like Goldstein.

[img]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D1qhf4BX0AAdopY.jpg[/img]

Reporters were showing up on the doorstep of his multi-million mansion.

Tobin is reportedly the man who blew the whistle on the college admissions bribery scam. According to the Associated Press, while he was being questioned by the feds about a separate investment scheme, he offered a tip to obtain leniency.

He told investigators the head women’s soccer coach at Yale University wanted a bribe in order to get Tobin’s daughter into the school.[/quote]

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