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Plymouth man sentenced for porn images of teen, but all sex assault counts based on women s allegations dismissed

Plymouth man sentenced for porn images of teen, but all sex assault counts based on women s allegations dismissed One of his accusers said she and the other women felt like he was getting off without being held accountable. July 20, 2021 3:35pm Text size Copy shortlink: A Plymouth man has been sentenced to more than 10 years for possessing explicit images of a 17-year-old in a plea agreement that led to the dismissal of many sex assault charges that were based on allegations from numerous women. Bjorn B. Iverson, 38, will serve about eight years in prison and the balance of his 10½-year term on supervised release after admitting Monday in Hennepin County District Court to nine counts of possessing pornographic videos and photos of the teenager. He also must register as a predatory offender.

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Calif 18-Year-Old Allegedly Killed Father, Teen Brother, Then Told Cops It Was a Murder-Suicide

Calif 18-Year-Old Allegedly Killed Father, Teen Brother, Then Told Cops It Was a Murder-Suicide
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Trump directly implicated himself in potential tax crimes at the Trump Organization with an offer to pay school fees, report says

News Break By Mia Jankowicz,Sonam Sheth,Jacob Shamsian Posted by Trump has been connected to the Trump Organization tax investigation, The Daily Beast reported. A witness reportedly told investigators that Trump once offered to guarantee perks in lieu of taxable salary. The Manhattan district attorney has not charged Trump so far. A cooperating witness in the Manhattan district attorney s investigation into the Trump Organization told prosecutors that Donald Trump once personally offered to pay for perks in place of a taxable income, The Daily Beast reported on Friday , citing sources who heard the conversation. Earlier in July, prosecutors announced a 15-count indictment accusing Weisselberg and the company of facilitating a scheme where he would accept corporate gifts like apartments and tuition payments in lieu of higher salaries, thereby avoiding paying a chunk of taxes for both the company and its employees.

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Ivanka Trump might flip on her dad because she has more to lose, Mary Trump says: Her husband s family is legitimately very wealthy

Ivanka Trump might flip on her dad because she has more to lose, Mary Trump says: Her husband s family is legitimately very wealthy
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Trump Organization charged with tax fraud For Donald Trump it s more a legal risk than a political one

Trump Organization charged with tax fraud. For Donald Trump it s more a legal risk than a political one Kristine Phillips, Kevin Johnson and David Jackson, USA TODAY Here s what we know about the criminal charges against the Trump Organization, Weisselberg Replay Video UP NEXT WASHINGTON – As Donald Trump continues to dangle the possibility of a 2024 presidential run – a testament to his iron-clad grip on the Republican Party – his legal future became more uncertain and more complicated Thursday, after prosecutors announced tax fraud charges against his namesake company and a loyal executive. New York prosecutors accuse the Trump Organization of a years-long tax fraud scheme that paid company executives off the books, allowing them to avoid paying hundreds of thousands of dollars in state and federal taxes, according to the indictment. Allen Weisselberg, the company s longtime chief financial officer, was the largest beneficiary of the scheme, pro

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