A former MCA Financial Corp. executive has reached a deal with federal prosecutors and pleaded guilty to one charge stemming from a scheme that authorities say defrauded investors and lenders of about $256 million. John P. O'Leary, a former senior vice president for corporate finance at the defunct mortgage lender, pleaded guilty Monday to concealing a felony. Prosecutors dropped 12 other fraud and conspiracy charges against O'Leary, who faces millions of dollars in restitution.
August 03, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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A former MCA Financial Corp. executive reached a deal with federal prosecutors and pleaded guilty to one charge stemming from a scheme that authorities say defrauded investors and lenders of about $256 million.
John P. O’Leary, a former senior vice president for corporate finance at the defunct mortgage lender, pleaded guilty Monday to one count of concealing a felony, and prosecutors dropped 12 other fraud and conspiracy charges.
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