| From
Bank Fraud to
High Speed
Chase Felon
with Walker
Stayed Out
Pled Now No US
Memo
by
Matthew Russell Lee, Patreon Book
Substack
SDNY COURTHOUSE,
Sept 23 – Krishna
Jannor-John
Marsh was
convicted in
2018 of bank
fraud
involving
Capital One.
On June 1,
2023 he
appeared
before U.S.
District Court
for the
Southern
District of
New York Judge
John P. Cronan
on violations
of supervised
release. Inner
City Press was
there.
The
violations
ranged from
fleeing police
in a car that
crash, causing
Marsh's
injury, to
consorting
with felon to
alleged bank
fraud in
Greenwich,
Connecticut,
reported up
there.
Judge Cronan
said he would
have strongly
considered
remanding
Marsh to
prison in the
SDNY
prosecutors
had requested
it.
But
so that he can
seek medical
treatment,
Marsh was
allowed to
stay out, with
a GPS bracelet
to be
installed on
the 7th floor
by Probation.
On
June 1 he had
a walker.
Jump
cut to 2024:
on January 30,
Marsh was
arrested, and
the number of
specifications
grew to 20.
On
August 5,
2024, Marsh
pled guilty to
Specifications
1-5, 9 and
18-20 and
sentencing was
set for
October 1 at
10 am.
On
September 23
the US
Attorney's
Office wrote
in, stating
that
"currently,
the Government
does not
intend to
submit a
sentencing
memo before
the sentencing
set for
October 1."
The
case is USA v.
Marsh,
22-cr-427
(Cronan)
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