Andrew Andros pleaded guilty this week to a single count indictment in the Western District of Pennsylvania charging him with concealing financial accounts with Ameritrade, Spectra Fund and e-Trade during his 1999 bankruptcy case. The indictment is available here. Andros' plea agreement (available here) with the government contemplates that he will receive a 2 level reduction to his offense level at sentencing for accepting responsibility. Andros is scheduled to be sentenced on July 11.
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April 18, 2007
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