It turns out that the individual who told federal authorities about the $25 million college-bribery scam reportedly did so because he was being investigated for securities fraud.
The Securities and Exchange Commission named Morrie Tobin, who attended Yale and has three children who have also studied there, in a recent examination of four people tied to a fraud scheme involving stocks in two drug firms.
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