Norman Seabrook says he shouldn’t have to pay back bad M investment
A crooked ex-labor leader claims he shouldn’t have to pay back the $20 million he plowed into a troubled hedge fund in exchange for a $60,000 bribe — because he didn’t know it was a bad investment. Disgraced former union chief Norman Seabrook on Tuesday asked a federal judge to spare him from having to…
Norman Seabrook says he shouldn’t have to pay back bad $20M investment
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