if an employee committed money laundering then hsbc could be charged with money laundering. money-laundering is treated very seriously in the federal criminal code. if there's a real estate broker someone drives up with a gold-plated cadillac and says i would like to take some houses with cash and the broker knows you are not supposed to except more than $10,000 in cash and says sure and the guy says i would like some houses with quite secretive well padded baseman's, anything with a firing range would be useful actually. the broker would have had enough reason to think this may be someone up to 7 illicit but the broker could be on the hook for money laundering and spent decades in prison. the broker isn't even like the mexican drug cartels trying to actually eat launder the money. the broker's interest is only in selling houses and making a nice commission. still absolutely can be prosecuted for money-laundering. if a bank is convicted of money-laundering the bank is automatically supposed to have a charter revocation proceedings, lose its charter. typically true in corpora

-- laundering in a case.y have not been convicted yet, i've heard a lot over the years and very few like this. it is cops and robbers stuff or cops as rogers, -- as robbers, i should say. classes interesting. it is a testament that this is not for a licit use. everything is trackable and not even federal agents can get away with money laundering. i think it sets the stage that this technology is really here to stay. cory: let's export the accusations. a pali, one of the federal agents and a secret service agent the secret service in this country also charged it initially started to fight counterfeiting in the country. the dea working on this case. apparently, create some faith accounts and siphon off it hundred thousand dollars worth of bitcoin, move it from silk road before they subpoena, what happened there? >> you basically nailed it. it is a classic case of greed. we have a unique kind of story on this case and that sean bridges showed up at our ceo's's home at 7:00 in the morning six weeks ago in regards

to money laundering to people at the top of italy not to pay taxes, to questions about whether theyduring the war. the mom and pop shop that you thought it was, that i thought it was, turns out to be in fact a large central bank with more problems than most countries. >> jon: in some respects, comforting to know they're just like us. ( laughter ). >> it's true in the sense that i say that in the end, all this book proves is that the men who have run the church for decades, for 2,000 years, but the period i'm look at, 150 years, are mortal. they're not infallible. they may be infallible in their pope. they're make aistition based upon faith, but in the end, they have all the foibles and weaknesses that we have and maybe more so because it's not just that they're involved with money. but that's all they can into donetsk is money and power and the faith, they are 900 or 800 men in vatican city-- that's the entire country-- with celibate vows-- >> jon: the key there it s"country." if they weren't a country-- so if they were a part of the fiscal system of another country or something alo

only on kpix5 despite serious allegations of profiteering and money laundering juliette goodrich found the operation hasn't slowed down. >> reporter: prosecutors say this medical marijuana clinic is part of a criminal enterprise, but that doesn't seem to have slowed business down. in just one hour we saw dozens of people going in and out the door. it's just 65 bucks to get a recommendation and the visits are quick. we timed it. this patient spent less than 2 1/2 minutes with the clinic's doctor and that seems to be the norm. this one came and went in less than three minutes. should it be that easy? >> that is not a doctor's visit. i don't know what that is. >> reporter: dr. debra malka runs her own holistic practice in santa cruz. >> there are standards that the medical board of california has put forth and it requires an in- person examination and a history and a physical and a plan. >> reporter: she spends up to an hour with patients like jack who suffers from parkinson's disease. >> this whole kind of cheap gaudiness of cannabis and come on in and pay your very cheap bucks to get yo

ways to access money internationally without being traced. >> launders money, that sounds like it is going through a legitimate source. >> to a certain extent, if you are using a credit card, or an a.t.m. bank card, you are going through a legitimate source, it is a real bank moving the money. >> so joseph, we mentioned that silk road has been shut down, a couple others as well, but the dark web is still growing how is that possible? >> yeah, very much so, so silk road the original was shut down in october 2013, and then a replacement site came a month later, silk road two that has now been shut down in 2014, but there are now two dozen sites, 23, 24 selling i think silk road set the template, the semianonymous template, that kind of made the blueprint, when people want to copy it, and was very lucrative, so according to fbi indictments the owners were bringing inle manies of dollars so you can see why it would be attractive. >> you jeff, you mentioned there was nuance in the deep web, there may be some good happening here. are there any positives we have this great video comment, li

. >> two suspects including two doctors were charged for profit tearing and money laundering. the operation has not slowed down. >>reporter: prosecutors say this medical marijuana clinic is apart of an enterprise, but that hasn't slowed business down. in one hour, we saw dozens of people going in and out the door. it's just 65 bucks to get a recommendation and the visits are quick. we timed it. this patient spent less than two and a half minutes with the clinic's doctor and that seem to be the norm. this one came and went in less than three minutes. should it be that easy? >> that is not a doctor's visit. i don't know what that is. [laughing]. >> dr. debbie runs her own holistic practice in santa cruz. >> there's standards that the medical board of california has put forth and it's an in person examination and history and a physical and a plan. >> that's the one thing -- >> she spends up to an hour with patients like jack who suffers from parkinson's disease. >> you pay your check bucks to get your cheap piece of paper isn't medicine. >> the medical board is clamping down and

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he was convicted of felony money laundering fraud and theft after 200 people came forward saying he sold sports related in the name of charity. now here's kathleen with a look -- scott williams with a look at temperatures. >> fog, drizzle, too temperatures right around 44 degrees in the city. but during the day tomorrow, out ahead of that cold front that will bring a lot of showers and storms we'll see winds out of the south and west. we're talking high temperatures near 70 degrees. but you'll need to grab an umbrella. take a look at that planner. 7:00 a.m. temperatures right around 48 degrees, low 50's by 10:00, into the 60's by lunchtime and near 70 by 4 o'clock. but once again, scattered showers even some thunderstorms possible across the area. so what about the forecast down the shore? we're looking at passing showers from time to time, maybe a rumble of thunder there, 60's, low 60's and then further inland temperatures top out in the upper 60's around philadelphia and surrounding suburbs. still mild but cooler, 60 degrees for sections of lehigh valley towards the poconos with those

it was a black box demonstration of what happens when you launder money, dirty money -- >> i'm having a flash back. the dirty money comes in the black box and it comes out clean. >> this was a campaign finance something. >> i love it. i feel like there is a logistica logistical concern about sending this. >> it depends on where on contestant is from. i think they can get creepy glove or fake back of money. >>> i'm embarrassed for them. for them to address a letter to who they claim is our mortal enemy, and their argument is don't deal with our president because you can't trust him to follow through on an agreement. that is close to unprecedented. >> president obama in an interview with vice news. he says he is embarrassed for the senators that wrote a letter to iran this week. i don't know if the signers of that letter are embarrassed themselves, but they have expressed regret or come with up excuses now. john mccain says maybe that wasn't the best way to do that. and republican staffers say the whole thing was supposed today be a joke. the administration has no sense of humor. they m

figures suggest only 1% of laundered money is ever detected.drop and they say more than 75% of those properties under investigation are registered to a secret offshore company. there lies the problem. the report says more than 36,000 properties are held by offshore companies. >>> well with me is dr. robert barrington chief executive of transparency international which compiled the report. just a flavor of the scale of the problem. i don't know if you can put it into figures for us. >> it's likely to be vast. the point about corruption is people are trying to hide the money. you don't know exactly how much is there. the figures suggest it is on a pretty big scale. >> in terms of london is this the capital of money laundering opportunities? >> certainly within the uk on a global scale there are probably a number of cities where people find it is attractive to live and a big enough market that you can hide your capital. a point about london is we have the secrecy rules so it is possible to buy the property. >> that is also a question of privacy. y

>> the first time they arrested him it was promoting gambling and the second time was for money launderinghich is an extremely serious offense. when that happened he explained a part into his home. his wife called him and when he came home he was handcuffed. >> i was in the living room and my wife was sitting in the couch behind you. they let the wife leave after a couple of hours. >> he walked around the apartment and showed me what they did. >> everywhere you see carpet they took all the stuff out of the closets. and my wife's drawers $300 in a cash envelope she had won from her bowling league. >> today yet a press conference and after four years of a legal battle there's a civil case in a criminal case. he said he is ready to start darkening with the prosecutor's office. >> i have done something wrong in the way organize the pool. i have done something wrong. there's no way they should be taking 722 grand. >> did anyone at the press conference comments on his haircut? >> no no that was definitely not the topic of the day. >> it looks like louie christmas. i'm not making fun of him. just

i fully support their mission to try and go after money laundering, but this is not what they're doingg after businesses based on their own moral beliefs and ideology versus what's right or what's wrong, and this has got to stop. >> we know that some of the businesses caught up included as eamon mentioned, some marijuana companies. others are tobacco companies. a host you wouldn't necessarily object to on moral grounds. is it just the religious institutions and affiliated groups getting caught up in this that you object to? do you think that was accidental or intentional and that that's the real purpose of choke point? >> the fdic had a list of 30 industries, including gun manufacturers, ammunition manufacturers, gun shops, tobacco shops, credit bureaus. a lot of individual companies that are doing legal business in a legal way, and they decided on their own and within their own e-mails, their own -- this data on these reports, it indicates that their own e-mails indicate they had a debate internally is that legal or not legal. >> let me ask you this. clearly they're trying to stop mon

allow the city upon the recommendation to go after the worse violators if you had a city contractor laundering money to a campaign i would think the city process and you think the city officials will seek the department in that situation but to have it for the minor violation is not good. >> thank you item 6 is slate marital finding. >> thank you, commissioners this proposal this idea concerns slate motivators those mailers you get every election season which support or opposite 4 or more candidates and are affiliated with participant where the candidates or measures are paying to appear on those mailers and sometimes not theirs subject to their own disclaimer rules impose by the state and technically state organizations and as such file their campaign statements discoloring money in and out with the secretary of state and file copies of their reports with the department of elections so this is just sort of a technical change that requires the slate of our mailers instead of filing them with the other agency to file them with the ethics commission so this is a one-stop shopping we can see the

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operations range from anti-trafficking to breaking up money laundering certificates. they operate within their own territories and borders. there's no joint operations yes. >> it's a trust-building enterprise for them to work on the same initiative at the same time. there's a lot of barriers to come down. >> reporter: as night falls on the slow end of the mekong there's hope for the fishermen that pull their livelihoods from the center. there'll be fewer traffic on their stretch of the river. it will only be used for fish and not illegal cargo. >>> two australian men facing a firing squad for drug trafficking in indonesia have been visited by their families the brother to should beinga marran be gaoled tore life. >> we deplore drug crime, we understand the position of the indonesian government, that it wants to crack down on drugs. these two individuals, myuran sukamaran and andrew chan are an asset. i think it would be counterproductive to execute them >>> remembrance ceremonies have been held after the tsunami. tributes were led to those that died in the disaster. >

operations ranging from anti-trafficking to breaking up money laundering syndicates. >> they operate in their own territories. there are joint forces but not operations. >> it's a chance to work together on the same initiative at the same time. that's a lot of barriers that have to trust and work together. >> reporter: as night falls on a slow bend, there's hope for the fishermen that pull their livelihood from the river. if the programme is successful, there'll be less to worry about. as there'll be fewer traffickers, and fishing for fish. >> two australian men facing a firing squad for drug trafficking in indonesia have been visited by their families. a brother asked that he and his fellow inmate andrew chan be allowed to serve a hive in prison rather than face the death penalty. australia prime minister tony abbott refused to be drawn. >> a diplomatic fight with indonesia, but doesn't want them to be shot. >> we deplore drug crime, we understand the position of the indonesian government that it wants to crack down on drug crime. the indonesian government's perspective is the same

letter from anthem that provides them detailed and get 2 years of identity repair and creditor laundering so we'll keep the board apprised and was have more information but be sure to give you the update any questions. >> i have a question about someone else i received a letter from a men she had a problems are the pharmacy or her cost of her drugs went up 5 hundred percent someone said that walgreens was not a preferred pharmacy. >> i believe that drod has that so we're looking at the details walgreens remains in our network i'm not aware of network changes to hopefully, this is a you know one of situation weigh get back to drod and let you know any other questions. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> any other network any public comment? hearing none next item >> item 15 discussion item opportunity place items on future agendas. >> any public comment? claire >> hearing none next. >> discussion item opportunity for the public to comment on any matters within the boards adjudicator. >> come on claire. >> claire r e.c. c sf i want to say yesterday we had sullivan from the workshop center came a

he was arrested on owner drug smuggling and money laundering. >>> highlighting the nearly 3 million people who miss out on treatment. tb is more common in poorer areas where people live close together. south africa, it is the leading cause of deft. getting harder to treat there because every year 14,000 people are diagnosed with drug resistant tb meaning it can't be treated with normal medication. erica wood reports doctors without borders is trying a new way to treat patients. there every day goodwin goes to the clinic. >> i take 16 tablets a day. >> drug resistance tb, the only regimen is highly toxic and isn't even guaranteed to work. when he got his diagnosis he was convinced it was a death sentence. >> there was no stopping, it just crash in front of you. now it does stop there you waiting for day you're going to cough blood and now you're going to die. >> because of a pilot project carried out in his township, it is home to an estimated 2.2 million people. and the reason tuberculosis has managed to get such a hold here is because of the close contact. drug resistance and tuberculosis

so once again, two former federal agents charged with bitcoin money laundering and wire fraud and weover that story extensively earlier on. we'll keep track of it for you. back to you. >> thank you so much. we are back here with york capital's jamie dinan. there's a lot of debate about biotech right now. you're familiar with the space. bubble or no boubl? >> it's hard to say. the whole area, like the human genomic stuff. a lot of people say it's the most exciting thing in our lives right now, really understanding the human physiology and all of the applications -- and advances we're going to be able to chief medically speaking. it's really out of my area of expertise. we're event-driven guys. the valuations are rich obviously. but you're seeing some real, real home runs. ten times their money. >> some of these small and mid cap have run so far so fast. >> as a group, you would think they're overextending. if you show the individual name, i guarantee you that's the one that's going to go ten x. we were talking during the break about etfs. the problem is that the etfs are the biggest b

they're facing wired fraud and money laundering. >>> the fight over robin william's estate landed in federal court today. the comedian's children are at odds with his wife. ryan has what is at stake. >> reporter: 8 months after robin williams' death. >> the media spins what happens in real life. >> the attorney for his widow down played the bitter battle. the actor's three adult children said if all were good, they wouldn't be in court. >> this is a long drawn out process. >> williams children are supposed to get his memorabilia. melissa said what happens to memorabilia inside the home? >> what's unique is that the distinction in between personal items and entertainment memorabilia gets blurry because he's an artist. if a certain item is in that house, it's arguably entertainment related what's the claim that the children have to it. >> there are 1,200 items on the trust to be divided. both sides are fighting over a small number of that list. ryan takeo kpix 5. >> williams was married to snider for three years before he committed suicide. >>> it all started when the suspect took a wr

and last week geneva raided the bank offices of hsbc as part of a money laundering investigation and we know hsbc has a history of major u.s. sanctions and major money laundering violations and they now face major new charges of facilitating fax evasion and i know you may be unable to address details of an ongoing investigation but summarize what the fed would normally do to pursue allegations like these regarding tax evasions by major financial institutions and how long you would expect an investigation to take, not specifically here, if you are not able to do that and what steps you would normally take with other federal officials and other countryies' regulators? >> we would have some responsibility for this if it affected operations of a bank in the united states. in this case, the information has been provided to the justice department. the justice department has primary enforcement responsibilities related to u.s. tax laws. along with the irs. and the justice department normally cooperates with us and provides information to us if they think that we would have jurisdiction, tha

though description provided by itself sponsor they describe it as remove illegal kitchen and convert laundering laundry so section 317 doesn't apply to the unit whether when there are 3 or less illegal unit that's why 317 didn't apply and the ground floor rooms trying to discourage the creation of illegal units we limit whether there is a half or full path bathed is a noting because there was a total lack of connection between the floors only a half bath would be allowed so the project sponsor didn't provide the plans a brief supplemental my assumption the plans are in con formations with the room down matrix i tried to explain that note. >> wouldn't you read no visual or direct connection not conforming to the rules. >> well, that allows the developments of the floors even though no connection it's more restrictive. >> there's no independent as he access. >> right in this case they have direct access to the street with a total lack of connections between the floors under the matrix you could have a half bath that's b was approved. >> for this existing unit. >> that is accessory space if it was

there's a is great attempt torched a killer caught on camera in this southwest south philadelphia launder matt. he is -- laundromat. the murder happened on 53rd street. the suspect followed the 25-year-old victim and shot him in the head. norm manner was described as stay at home dad and good guy. >> the pentagon said the topple shah was killed. it is believed he was behind the attack in nairobi that killed 67 people. the drone strike happened in somalia last week. >>> the resignation of the police chief will take place today. thomas jackson is one of several public service employees in the missouri city who have quit following a scathing report from the u.s. justice department. they found racial bias throughout the police department and court system. >> it is 5:57. new this morning a garage fire quickly gets out of hand we have video from the scene in delaware. >> storm tracker 6 live is showing a storm to the west that could make the first day of spring like winter. david murphy with accuweather next. jim: it's a bad idea to assess children this way. it takes away the joy of learning in

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he is facing wire fraud and money laundering charges. bridges allegedly stole the digital currency while investigating the online black market for drugs and other illegal goods. >>> a wild shootout at the national security agency's headquarters in maryland. reporter craig boswell has more. >> reporter: at least one person is dead after suspects rammed their suv through a gate at the national security agency at fort meade, maryland. officers opened fire killing one person and seriously wounding another. authorities tell cbs news the suspects were two men dressed as women. cocaine and weapons were found in or around their vehicle. officials do not believe the incident is relate today to terrorism -- related to terrorism. the fbi has joined in the investigation. craig boswell, cbs news. >>> white house officials say president obama has been briefed on the incident at the nsa. >>> the radio he ward for any -- the reward for any information regard ago missing cal student is $100,000. eloi vasquez was a soccer stand out. he was last seen at a

letter from anthem that provides them detailed and get 2 years of identity repair and creditor laundering so we'll keep the board apprised and was have more information but be sure to give you the update any questions. >> i have a question about someone else i received a letter from a men she had a problems are the pharmacy or her cost of her drugs went up 5 hundred percent someone said that walgreens was not a preferred pharmacy. >> i believe that drod has

the independent money laundering authority, that information has now been handed over to the tax authoritiesey think they can collect $2.5 billion to $3 billion this year from that work alone. but there is also work to be done on small and medium-sized enterprises on the street. the government is big on clamping down on value-added attacks, vat. the income from vat is simply enormous. of the $48 billion mentioned earlier, the total tax revenue last year, some $15.5 billion was from vat. the government thinks it can significantly raise that income by insureing that merchants issue receipts. it is going to encourage greek taxpayers for a sort of lottery system whereby they'll receive an award simply by being consciousness. >> and moves like this help greece persuade creditors to give them more loans? because that's what greece needs right now isn't it? >> that is, in the longer term it is. but i think tax collection and clamping down on tax evasion is the one area where this left-wing government here in athens and it's creditors agree. it's just that this government, it's fallen to them to cla

two agents face money laundering and wire fraud >>> comedy central named an heir to the throne. a replacement for "the daily show" jon stewart. john terrett joins us. this choice was a surprise to everyone. >> it was, it's not you or me. it was a surprise. 60 years ago a fledgeling comedy central tapped jon stewart. now with stewart and colbert existing experts are banking on a virtually unknown comedian to take it forward. >> for a lot of americans africa... >> after jon stewart announced he would leave "the daily show," speculation over his replacement was intense. the mystery is answered. the choice is south african comedian trevor noah. >> on the hip hop station they sense a hip hop. it's a hip hopping. >> reporter: trevor noah south african, joined the award-winning show in september. >> the photo on the left i took it it in my cab here on the way from the airport. >> reporter: now, he's the tongue in cheek international reporter. jon stewart turned the show into 2 million viewers, his success in tearing down the media, including al jazeera america and me. >> i don't care w

their operations range from anti-trafficking to breaking up money laundering syndicates. >> their joint investigations but no joint operations yet. >> it is a trust-building exercise, to work together on the same initiative at the aim time. barriers come down. you have to trust each other to work together. >> as nightfalls on the mekong there is hope for the fishermen who pull their livelihoods from the river. if this program is successful they'll have less to worry about. as there are fewer traffickers on their stretch of the river at night and fishing piers will only be used for fish and not illegal cargo. al jazeera thailand. >> french military police are searching for a team of brazen jewel thieves. they managed to escape with $9.5 million of precious stones and jewels. the two vans were found burnt out and abandoned. >> the robbery was clearly very well planned. the thieves must have had intelligence over the way the jewels and artworks were being transported, and also the route they were taking. what happened was when these two armored trucks stopped at a tollbooth on the motor wa

the operations ranging from trafficking, breaking up money laundering syndicates. they operate within their territories and borders. there are no joint operations number of. >> it's a trust-building exercise, to work together on the same initiative. that's a lot of barriers that have to come down. they have to trust each other and work together. as night falls on a bend of the mekong, there's hope for the fishermen who pull their livelihood from the river. if the programme is successful. they'll have less to worry about. as there'll be fewer traffickers on their stretch of the river, and fishing peers will be used to fish and not illegal cargo. >> two australian men facing death for drug trafficking in indonesia have been visited by their family. a brother of myuran sukamaran asked that he and fellow inmate serve a life in prison rather than face the death penalty. australia prime minister tony abbott refuses to be drawn into a diplomatic fight over the executions. >> we deplore drug crime, we understand the position of the indonesian government, that it wants to c

and directing hotels to give guests the option to not have their towels laundered daily. water leaders say if people don't start stepping up their water-saving efforts, these drought measures could become permanent. >> we're trying very, very hard to ring the bell raise the floor, get some action. but we are seriously considering permanent regulations as well as more drastic temporary regulations. >> reporter: and we're back here live. you're looking at one way the city of sacramento is saving water. this downtown fountain is dry. now the new measures will go into effect in about two months, but state water leaders say they're going to be considering even stricter rule even permanent ones in the coming weeks and coming months. reporting live in sacramento i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> okay we all need to do our part to conserve. now let's bring in jeff ranieri. we sound like a broken record. there's something that keeps preventing these storms from moving in. >> that one thing is this region of high pressure that has repeatedly built across the west the past t

think one solution is to stand up a system that meets international requirements and stop money launderingwhat about sending them financial help to set up a system where they can have a system that is trustworthy on international standards. >> i am happy to look at that. >> i'm i am sure that there is something that i could do. >> thank you sir we will be in touch. >> we now recognize the gentleman from tennessee. >> thank you mr. chairman. thank you, mr. secretary for being here today. the committee is concerned that this could go well beyond the international standards, whether on this liquidity was in many areas. we are seeing the effects of uncoordinated mandate on our financial market and in turn in the real economy. the story is before her eyes with the so-called liquidity issues. a bloomberg article talked about the issue and we had a senior executive that quoted the totality of the regulations have added a dramatic impact on the financial market. another senior noted that the liquidity is nonexistent, stating that we took that test october 15 and failed. wall street journal follows

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$40,000 and now the women are alleged witnesses against the ring leaders, and they could face money laundering fraud and other charges. >>> now another major fight over president obama's health care law, they are hearing oral arguments in the act. if people are eligible for tax subsidies to reduce the cost or if that policy is limited to the states that set up their own exchanges. if they decide they are limited as many as 8 million people could lose their coverage. a decision is not expected until june. >>> secretary of state john kerry, just wrapped up a second straight day of talks with iran in switzerland they are trying to come up with a deal to limit iran's ability to come up with nuclear weapons. this is the sixth discussion this year and there are reports there was little progress this year. >>> still ahead here on "action news," a surprising study reveals more toddlers are drinking coffee. the details next in health check. and a case in maryland where parents are charged for letting their kids walk home alone from a park. how they are fighting back. not caused by a heart valve problem

today, indictments against the two agents were unsealed charging them with wire fraud, and money laundering they stole a million dollars worth of bit coin allegedly. >> the supreme court decided not to hear a freedom of speech case from morgan hill. >> in deciding not to take the case justices upheld a ruling saying the school was justified in trying to prevent violence but a lawyer say it gives public schools the right to silence patriotic expression. >>> the man of a man killed by a police officer last year filed a wrongful lawsuit today. family and friends marched to protest the shootings. police say evans pointed a gun but the family disputes that. >> how can you justify that? he's a murderer. he killed my brother. >> police tell abc7 news there are three different investigations looking into this shooting. >> still ahead here tonight, a san francisco ticket agency goes after the warriors, a policy for fan that's could drive up prices. >> why this water plant is saving millions during a drought. >> a city becoming the first in california to get it. >> today a cool >>> stub hub is suing

and police learned that taylor worked at a fast-food restaurant that used the dry cleaner to launder employees' uniforms. investigators called the manager and asked if taylor was the one who took the clothes to the dry cleaners. >> they said, no, paul taylor would not have brought the clothing over there. however, he just quit his job 15 minutes ago and was planning on going to louisiana. [ sirens ] >> police rushed to paul taylor's house. >> and when they arrived, paul taylor told them that he had just gotten home from work. one of the officers confronted him with the fact that you didn't just get home from work. the manager just told us you went over there and quit your job, that you were going back to louisiana. >> when questioned, taylor denied any involvement in the murder. taylor's grandmother provided an alibi. she said paul was at home that morning. and taylor bore no resemblance to the description given by the eyewitness. >> he came across very believable. when asked questions like, what should happen to someone that killed kathy woodhouse, his response was "fry him." do you

he was convicted of felony money laundering fraud and theft. after 200 people came forward saying he sold bogus trips that were sports relateed in the name of charityies. tollefson tried to argue that it was all because he was a bad businessman who was also battling addictions. he showed no emotion when the sentence was read. his attorney and the prosecutor spoke out about the out come. >> i told mr. tollefson that i believed that the sentence was very fair and residential taking into consideration all the aspects and he said yes, it was that simple. >> the man committed some crimes that were pretty bad but he's paying a very stiff pennel team he never served a day in state prison in his life and that will be a pretty harsh reality for him. >> reporter: tollefson originally had agreed to a me deal that would have sent him to jail for just seven months but he withdrew from that plea deal and went to trial saying he wanted his story to be told. tollefson is a former employee of fox 29. iain. >> joyce, thank you. >>> a somber memorial today for an