EP007: Beyond Operation Perfect Hedge
Prison Life Podcast - Crime, Punishment, and Family
Release Date: 07/12/2016
EP007: Beyond Operation Perfect Hedge
Prison Life Podcast - Crime, Punishment, and Family
Roomy Khan was a successful Wall Street stock trader who had amassed a personal fortune betting on the market before the feds came knocking investigating her role in the biggest trading scandal in history. Her incredible story was recently featured on 60 Minutes. Now Roomy describes her downfall after her insider trading was exposed, what led her to cross over the line, and the life of a cooperating witness in the federal government’s prosecution which resulted in over 90 convictions. It would bring down billionaire Raj Rajaratnam, Galleon Group hedge fund, and Goldman Sachs board member...
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EP006: Incarceration Now and Then
Prison Life Podcast - Crime, Punishment, and Family
Jack Donson is a federal prison consultant retired from the Bureau of Prisons. He discusses the likely prison experience of two recent cases that garnered much media attention. Jared Fogle, the former Subway spokesperson, was sentenced to nearly 16 years in federal prison for his sex crimes. And Jonathan Pollard who spied against the U.S. for Israel and was just released after serving 30 years of a life sentence. Jack tells the likely story of Jared Fogle going in, and the other of Pollard coming out of prison after spending decades locked up.
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EP005: The Billionaire’s Apprentice
Prison Life Podcast - Crime, Punishment, and Family
Anita Raghavan discusses the sensational collapse of the Galleon Group hedge fund from criminal charges of insider trading. Her book, The Billionaire’s Apprentice, focuses on Galleon’s founder, Raj Rajaratnam, who was one of the most prominent and successful investors on Wall Street until he was arrested in 2009 for insider trading crimes, and his apprentice and companion in crime, Rajat Gupta, the former head of McKinsey and Company. Anita is the London Bureau Chief for Forbes and contributor to New York Times Dealbook.
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EP004: White Collar Crime ABCs
Prison Life Podcast - Crime, Punishment, and Family
Walt Pavlo offers his insights on white collar crime, federal prison, families facing the prison experience, and prison reform. He shares his own personal story of the crimes that landed him in federal prison, the FBI break that led to his becoming an influential voice and a vital resource for the incarcerated. He is the author of the book Stolen Without A Gun, contributor to Forbes.com, and has presented to business schools, accounting firms, and law enforcement agencies on the topic of ethics and white collar crime. His story and work have been covered by Forbes, the...
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EP003: The Prison Family Journey
Prison Life Podcast - Crime, Punishment, and Family
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EP002: The Undoing of Scott London at KPMG
Prison Life Podcast - Crime, Punishment, and Family
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EP001: Unraveled: The Marc Dreier Story
Prison Life Podcast - Crime, Punishment, and Family
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info_outlineRoomy Khan was a successful Wall Street stock trader who had amassed a personal fortune betting on the market before the feds came knocking investigating her role in the biggest trading scandal in history. Her incredible story was recently featured on 60 Minutes. Now Roomy describes her downfall after her insider trading was exposed, what led her to cross over the line, and the life of a cooperating witness in the federal government’s prosecution which resulted in over 90 convictions. It would bring down billionaire Raj Rajaratnam, Galleon Group hedge fund, and Goldman Sachs board member Rajat Gupta who had traded on insider confidential information.
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My article on Medium: https://medium.com/@andrew.snyder.lmft/the-damnedest-things-some-parents-do-2b383794b853#.t6j0