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After Kevin Gray was nabbed offering to help free an accused tax evader by bribing a jury and enlisting high-profile pols' aid, he tried to explain his conduct by calling it too absurd to be believed. Even his defense called him a fool. But a jury didn't buy it -- and neither did the 11th Circuit, which affirmed his mail fraud sentence, saying while his offers were "absurd or fanciful," a reasonable person would have believed Gray could pull off the plan.
May 06, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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