| White Collar
Defendant Hunsicker was Released
on $1M Bond Now Asks 2 Years
Citing TBI
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
SDNY
COURTHOUSE,
July 22 – A white collar
defendant was allowed to
self-surrender and was
released on bond the same day
in the U.S. District Court for
the Southern District of New
York. Inner City Press was
there, and live tweeted.
The SDNY
prosecutors say Christine
Hunsicker schemed "to defraud
investors in the fashion
technology business CaaStle
and a related venture out of
more than $300 million through
false statements, misleading
claims, and fabricated
documents."
Inner City
Press went to the SDNY
Magistrates Court, where
Magistrate Judge Jennifer E.
Willis was presiding, and
former SDNY prosecutor Ana
Stotko was the defense
lawyer.
After both
sides reviewed the pre-trial
services report, the
prosecutor announced an
agreement on $1 million
personal recognizance bond,
secured by property listed in
the sealed report - and that
she is to "refrain from
gambling."
Jump cut to July
22, after a guilty plea,
Hunsicker's lawyers wrote in
asking for a 24 month
sentence, citing among other
things a traumatic brain
injury.
The case is
USA v. Hunsicker, 1:25-cr-318
(Oekten)
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