In a letter to judges presiding over “Varsity Blues” bribery cases, a White & Case attorney claims federal agents may have turned a blind eye to scheme mastermind Rick Singer allegedly concealing his assets in foreign bank accounts in exchange for his cooperation.

White & Case partner Michael Kendall, who represents a parent convicted in the college admissions scandal, said he learned of six overseas banks associated with Singer, and claimed funds were moved out of some of the accounts after Singer began to work as a confidential informant in 2018. Singer helped the government build cases against parents and university officials who took part in his admissions scheme. Kendall also said financial disclosure forms Singer provided to the court were inaccurate.

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