A young couple whose sleek laptop offered police a road map of their highflying lifestyle, allegedly financed through identify theft, hope to win a plea deal on state charges but their troubles are mounting. The FBI is also now weighing federal charges against college student Jocelyn Kirsch and her boyfriend, University of Pennsylvania graduate Edward Anderton.
December 07, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A young couple whose sleek laptop offered police a road map of their highflying lifestyle, allegedly financed through identify theft, hope to win a plea deal on state charges but their troubles are mounting.
The FBI is also now weighing federal charges against college student Jocelyn Kirsch and her boyfriend, University of Pennsylvania graduate Edward Anderton.
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