The financier accused with his wife of paying more than $400,000 to get their daughter into Georgetown University and fudge her younger sister’s test scores will plead guilty to federal charges, prosecutors said Friday. Manuel Henriquez, whose alleged role in the sweeping college admissions scandal led to the resignation from his own firm, Hercules Capital,...
Ex-Hercules Capital CEO to plead guilty in college admissions scandal
New York Post - 18 Oct 2019 17:08
The financier accused with his wife of paying more than $400,000 to get their daughter into Georgetown University and fudge her younger sister’s test scores will plead guilty to federal charges, prosecutors said Friday. Manuel Henriquez, whose alleged role in the sweeping college admissions scandal led to the resignation from his own firm, Hercules Capital,...
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