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He insisted throughout the deposition that he was telling the complete truth in hopes that a federal judge will shave time off his 50-year prison sentence. Rothstein initially fled to Morocco with $15 million when the scam imploded in fall 2009 and considered suicide, but said he had a change of heart.
“I made a decision to come back, turn myself in, go to prison and tell the government everything I knew about everyone else that had committed crimes,” Rothstein testified. “And everything about my crimes.”
Rothstein implicated his former partners, staff and others at his now-defunct Fort Lauderdale law firm. He pointed the finger at unnamed local politicians, judges, police officers and sheriff’s deputies, claiming he paid at least $1 million in cash bribes and allowed them to live his “rock-star lifestyle” of private jets, prostitutes, sporting events and strip clubs.

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