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A Luxembourg regulator found Radovan Vítek took control of ORCO in secret. He never made the buyout offer. He's never been charged.
A pastor needed burial money for his poor Black congregation. A Beverly Hills financier found the mortality gap that made it possible.
A judge found Grillo won't flee and didn't obstruct justice. He denied bail anyway — because Grillo might pick up a telephone.
A 77-year-old animal sanctuary founder is held without bail on a kidnapping that never happened, on the word of an informant facing his own fraud case.
Raniere branded women and got 120 years. Nathaniel Cullerton kissed someone on a bench and got his verdict in five days, from TikTok.
Weil billed 13 lawyers for one hour on January 15. Two weren't admitted to the bar. Inside the $109 million First Brands bankruptcy bill.
Bankruptcy professionals billed First Brands $247 million in six months. The creditors are still waiting. The lawyers were paid first.
Juan Orlando Hernández: the sealed indictment, the ledgers the jury never saw, the 45-year sentence, and the pardon that freed him.
The Carroll verdict against Trump and the OneTaste convictions rest on the same legal theory: believe the accusation first.
