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From: byker@do~rag.net

Chinese teenager Sherry Guo’s parents paid US$1.2 million to get her into Yale. So why haven’t they been charged in US college admissions scandal?

Associated Press
3 May, 2019

Sherry Guo came to California five years ago, a teenager from China with
dreams of attending an elite university.

Her lawyer does not dispute she got into Yale through the machinations of William “Rick” Singer, a Newport Beach consultant who defrauded the Ivy League school and similarly selective universities with bribes, rigged tests and bogus accolades.

Singer fashioned a fake application for Guo that described her as a
top-notch soccer player, which was submitted to Yale by a soccer coach who
took a US$400,000 bribe. Once she was admitted, Guo’s family paid US$1.2 million to Singer and a charity he used to launder the bribes and other
illicit funds.

But unlike dozens of parents swept up in the college admissions scandal, federal prosecutors have not alleged that Guo or her parents committed a
crime in paying Singer – the scheme’s confessed mastermind – the seven-figure sum.

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https://www.scmp.com/news/world/united-states-canada/article/3008649/chinese-teenager-sherry-guos-parents-paid-us12

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