(Reuters) - CHICAGO, June 18 - Conrad Black and his
associates systematically stole $60 million from the publishing
empire they once ran and then tried to hide what they did,
prosecutors told jurors in final arguments at the former media
baron's criminal fraud trial on Monday.
"We are not here because somebody made mistakes. We are not
here because somebody didn't disclose something in a timely
fashion," prosecutor Julie Ruder told the 12 women and four men
as the trial entered its 14th week.
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associates systematically stole $60 million from the publishing
empire they once ran and then tried to hide what they did,
prosecutors told jurors in final arguments at the former media
baron's criminal fraud trial on Monday.
"We are not here because somebody made mistakes. We are not
here because somebody didn't disclose something in a timely
fashion," prosecutor Julie Ruder told the 12 women and four men
as the trial entered its 14th week.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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