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11/23/13, "Nonprofit groups often seek restitution, not prosecution, when money goes missing," Washington Post, Stephens and Flaherty
"Many of the diversions identified by The Post were described as acts of
theft and fraud carried out by insiders, contractors and investment
advisers. While the diversions totaled hundreds of millions of dollars,
the newspaper’s investigation also found that many of the groups — like
the institute — failed to divulge how much they had lost, even though
federal filing instructions direct charities to disclose the amount of
money or property involved."...(end p. 1)
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