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9/19/2006
Extradited Crook Not Released on Bond
Extradited Crook Not Released on Bond
Jeremy Crook, late of Peregrine Systems and currently facing trial in San Diego after being extradited to the U.S. to answer for fraud charges relating to Peregrine's collapse, put up the $250,000 necessary for his bond but found himself back in jail soon after.
The reason? His illegal alient status. While it is unclear who tipped off the I.N.S. *wink*, Crook was barely able to savor his brief taste of freedom before being excorted back to a cell as an illegal alien... Crazy times we live in. More here.
And in vacation news, I got to pet a kangaroo today at the ridiculously cool Singapore Zoo.
Tonight - fireworks!
Tomorrow, a jungle tour.
Currently...tea and bisquits and the internet.
-- MDT
The reason? His illegal alient status. While it is unclear who tipped off the I.N.S. *wink*, Crook was barely able to savor his brief taste of freedom before being excorted back to a cell as an illegal alien... Crazy times we live in. More here.
And in vacation news, I got to pet a kangaroo today at the ridiculously cool Singapore Zoo.
Tonight - fireworks!
Tomorrow, a jungle tour.
Currently...tea and bisquits and the internet.
-- MDT
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