she will essentially confess informal and benefits our rapid, mature entitys in charge of a wall

and leave.

I am upset. I was trying to be professional.


Boy, email is one cheap detective!

Anyway, that seems the full scoop.

---guy

********** end excerpt from 'Corruption at Salomon Brothers' **********



Notice my 'Boy, email is one cheap detective!' observation; Legal had talked
about hiring a private investigator prior to that.

The "perp" not only named his new job, he gave his full job description,
pay rates, and his personal thoughts on matters.


The case was accepted by NYC Assistant US Prosecutor Jeremy Temkin - the
person assigned the Citibank wire-transfer theft. He said they never figured
out who the inside person was.

The interesting thing was that it turns out the people who investigate for the
US attorneys are FBI agents. Every meeting we had included a couple FBI agents
taking notes and turns questioning.

The nice FBI personnel I dealt with were from the New York Computer Crime
Squad. Special Agents Steven N. Garfinkel and David P. Marziliano.

This posting isn't about the many good FBI and other law enforcement people.

Sorry.



The other FBI case involved transfer of Salomon technology to the ISP account
of an employee who had accepted another job, but hadn't yet notified Salomon.

They mailed home to themselves Salomon's Risk Management financial code.

The Salomon Managing Director in charge was not amused.

The ex-Salomon person had transferred it to their home ISP account, and
started working for Jefferies Securities.


I found this transfer to Jefferies Securities in the backups too:


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Dumb-and-Dumber incident:
@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
Sender:
date: 28 Feb 96 8:14:56 EDT
subject: Greetings!
Recipient:

Drake.
Favor time! I need documentation on application