Connecticut to Canada. Canada to Switzerland. Switzerland to Iran.That, say federal officials, is the illegal trajectory along which millions of dollars worth of Pratt & Whitney aircraft parts travelled after Quebec importer/exporter Pietro Rigolli purchased them from the Connecticut-based manufacturer. At a detention hearing last week, federal prosecutors told U.S. Magistrate Holly Fitzsimmons that Rigolli is a "major diverter" of U.S. goods to Iran and that his business, Air Rig Inc., has been shipping m
March 22, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Connecticut to Canada. Canada to Switzerland. Switzerland to Iran.
That, say federal officials, is the illegal trajectory along which millions of dollars worth of Pratt & Whitney aircraft parts travelled after Quebec importer/exporter Pietro Rigolli purchased them from the East Hartford, Conn. manufacturer.
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