Bourke to Report to Prison 15 Years After Oil Deal Soured
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Frederic Bourke, co-founder of the luxury-handbag maker Dooney & Bourke, is set to enter prison this week for conspiring 15 years ago in what prosecutors called “one of the most audacious” bribery schemes ever attempted in the former Soviet Union.
Bourke, 67, by court order must begin serving his one-year sentence by May 10. The judge recommended he be sent to a minimum-security camp in suburban Denver.