A Westhampton woman pleaded guilty to two felony charges on Monday for her role in an $82 million mortgage fraud scheme perpetrated by her husband, along with former Suffolk County Legislator George O. Guldi.
Carrie Coakley pleaded guilty in Suffolk County Court to grand larceny and fraud in exchange for a sentence of six months in jail or, possibly, only community service.
Ms. Coakley’s husband, former Magic’s Pub owner Donald MacPherson, pleaded guilty last month to 45 felonies and will be sentenced one week before his wife.
Their co-defendant, Mr. Guldi, who served as a Suffolk County legislator from 1992 to 2004, pleaded guilty in July just as his trial in the fraud case was set to begin. As part of the deal that Mr. Guldi, who served as his own attorney, brokered... more
Carrie Coakley pleaded guilty in Suffolk County Court to grand larceny and fraud in exchange for a sentence of six months in jail or, possibly, only community service.
Ms. Coakley’s husband, former Magic’s Pub owner Donald MacPherson, pleaded guilty last month to 45 felonies and will be sentenced one week before his wife.
Their co-defendant, Mr. Guldi, who served as a Suffolk County legislator from 1992 to 2004, pleaded guilty in July just as his trial in the fraud case was set to begin. As part of the deal that Mr. Guldi, who served as his own attorney, brokered... more


Dec 7, 2011 11:37 AM






more








