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    Prosecutors are in LA looking to nab more parents in college admissions scandal

    by Richard Winton, Matthew Ormseth and Hannah Fry, Los Angeles Times Apr 19, 2019 3 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - Prosecutors in the college admissions scandal are in Los Angeles this week as they continue to widen their investigation in the far-reaching scam.

    Sources and court records indicate they are mulling new charges against parents they believe used the services of William "Rick" Singer, the admitted mastermind in the bribery and cheating scheme that allowed the children of the super wealthy to get into top colleges.

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