Jurors say they have reached verdict on all but one of the charges against three former South American soccer officials accused of accepting millions of dollars in bribes.
December 22, 2017 at 12:36 AM
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Manuel Burga, left, of Peru; Jose Maria Marin, center, of Brazil; and Juan Angel Napout, of Paraguay. (AP Photo)
Two former South American soccer officials were convicted Friday of corruption charges at a U.S. trial stemming from the FIFA bribery scandal, while deliberations will continue next week for a third official.
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