Edmund Seggerman to Plead Guilty in Tax Case, U.S. Says
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Edmund Seggerman will plead guilty to hiding assets from tax authorities in a Swiss bank account, a U.S. prosecutor in Manhattan said.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Stanley Okula told a magistrate judge that Seggerman, who was charged today with conspiracy and filing false estate tax and income tax returns, will plead guilty this afternoon and is cooperating with prosecutors.