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Former NY prosecutor accused of accepting bribes dies in apparent suicide as FBI came to arrest him
(www.nbcnewyork.com)
63k. How is bribery so cheap?
this post was submitted on 25 Sep 2024
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Isn’t that the kicker? Probably less than a year’s pay for that guy.
Wild guess that he may have had more skeletons in the closet than just this one.
How is life so cheap. Killed himself over $63k. If I was ever going to do something that catching consequences was going to make me kill myself, it would have to be a hell of a lot more money than that. Maybe at 100x I'd take my chances. Maybe. I just don't understand.
People are so much stupider than I ever thought. And I thought I was a cynic.
Market value. Dude must have been really hard up for money.
You should look at how cheap it is to buy someone in Congress. It's shockingly low.
I know that's why I commented. Every time you see bribery it's "well they bought me a sandwich"
Saved us all the bother and trouble of a trial and incarceration
I'd say good riddance, but this might result in justice denied for his victims since he can't sing like a canary anymore.
Seems like they knew what he’d done, so hopefully they’ll be able to undo the damage.
DUN-DUN!