The son of philanthropist Brooke Astor and his former lawyer have been indicted on charges apparently stemming from their handling of the late socialite's $198 million estate, an attorney for the lawyer said Monday. Michael S. Ross, attorney for Francis X. Morrissey Jr., said he received a phone call from the Manhattan prosecutor's office informing him of the indictments against Morrissey and Anthony D. Marshall, the son of Brooke Astor's first husband.
November 27, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The son of philanthropist Brooke Astor and his former lawyer have been indicted on charges apparently stemming from their handling of the late socialite’s $198 million estate, an attorney for the lawyer said Monday.
Michael S. Ross, attorney for Francis X. Morrissey Jr., said he received a telephone call from the Manhattan prosecutor’s office informing him of the indictments against Morrissey and Anthony D. Marshall.
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