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Pennsylvania businessman who dodged $15 million in taxes to build 51,000-foot mega-mansion pleads with judge to reduce his jail term to house arrest - and offers to move to SMALLER home without his butler

Bell Acres businessman convicted of $15 million fraud asks for reduction of his 1-year prison term

The Bell Acres man convicted in the largest tax fraud ever in Western Pennsylvania is asking a federal judge to reduce his sentence. Joseph Nocito, 81, was ordered to serve one year and one day in federal prison. Following his sentencing in September, he was allowed to remain free on

Sentencing in $15 million tax fraud involving Bell Acres mansion will continue Monday

When Joe Nocito built his 51,000-square-foot Bell Acres mansion he named Villa Noci, an IRS agent said Thursday, every check and payment he made on it was illegally expensed to one of his companies. For the builder, nearly $900,000 in invoices between 2006 and 2012 were classified through Nocito’s companies

Hacker Who Sold UPMC Employee Information Pleads Guilty

Michigan man pleads guilty to hacking data of 65,000 UPMC employees

A Michigan man pleaded guilty Thursday morning to hacking a UPMC employee database in 2014 and stealing the personal information of more than 65,000 people and then selling it on the dark web. Justin Sean Johnson, 30, will be sentenced by U.S. District Chief Judge Mark Hornak in about four

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