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Former College President Mike Geoghegan Pleads Not Guilty in $20M Fraud Case

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Former Eastern Gateway Community College President Mike Geoghegan and two alleged co-conspirators entered pleas of not guilty in a fraud case. The state alleges the trio illegally diverted millions of dollars intended for disadvantaged students, costing the state, federal government, and taxpayers at least $20 million. The defendants face 24 counts, including aggravated theft and money laundering.

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The case involves allegations of a criminal enterprise diverting federal aid dollars meant for students into private accounts. The charges detail the misuse of public funds, which impacts the integrity of educational financial aid systems.

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Who's involved

  • Mike GeogheganFormer Eastern Gateway Community College President facing fraud charges
  • David AxelrodAttorney providing legal representation services for Mike Geoghegan
  • Michelle MillerJudge overseeing the fraud case in Steubenville
  • Karl SchneiderAttorney providing legal representation for Mike Geoghegan

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