Dozen CME traders plead innocent in massive fraud case
Twelve commodities traders from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange yen pit pleaded innocent on charges they defrauded customers of millions. The arraignments before Judge George Marovich followed an FBI probe of CME and CBOT floors. Prosecutors expect two months of case presentation, with several defendants named and listed with counts of mail and wire fraud, racketeering, and violations of the Commodities Exchange Act. A status hearing was set for August 16 to plot evidence exchange and pretrial timelines.
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Tylenol killer parole bid questioned by UPI report
U.S. Attorney Anton Valukas asked the U.S. Parole Commission to reconsider its plan to free James W. Lewis, who served five years of a 10 year sentence for a ransom letter related to the cyanide Tylenol deaths. Lewis, 43, was slated for parole later this month after seven deaths in 1982.
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