Robert Zangrillo, CEO and founder of Miami-based venture capital and real estate investment firm, is the only one out of roughly 53 defendants in the Varsity Blues scandal to receive a pardon.
January 20, 2021 at 12:08 PM
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South Florida real estate reporter
In his few remaining hours in office, President Donald Trump pardoned a big-name Miami developer accused of fraud and bribery in a push to shoehorn his daughter into the University of Southern California.
Robert Zangrillo is the only one to be pardoned out of roughly 53 defendants in the massive 2019 college admission scandal, which put two Hollywood actresses in prison.
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President Donald Trump granted a number of last-minute pardons on his final day in office. Photo: AP Photo/ Evan Vucci.
