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Miami real estate investor Robert Zangrillo has been charged as one of the parents accused of paying hefty sums for fraudulent academic records to bolster their children's chances of gaining admission to prestigious colleges. Zangrillo's company Dragon Global has invested in tech giants and redevelopment in Little Haiti, according to its website.
March 13, 2019 at 03:53 PM
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When Miami developer Robert Zangrillo allegedly agreed to spend $200,000 to forge his daughter’s academic records, prosecutors claimed he did so by pretending the money was a donation to “programs that handle underserved kids.”
The real estate executive has been named as one of the dozens charged in a national college admissions scandal that led to arrests of Hollywood celebrities, school officials, a high-powered attorney at a national law firm and other wealthy parents.
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