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Sentencing Continued For New York Developer

Monday, July 20 2009 07:48
Sentencing Continued For New York Developer

Ivy Woolf-Turk, 52, Port Washington, New York, a Manhattan real estate developer who, as previously reported by Mortgage Fraud Blog, pleaded guilty to participating in a $27 million mail and wire fraud conspiracy, will be sentenced on September 23, 2009.

Woolf-Turk was originally scheduled to be sentenced on May 27, 2009.  On May 20, 2009, Defense counsel requested a sentencing continuance for Ivy Woolf-Turk. The court granted the request. Woolf-Turk is now set to be sentenced September 23, 2009 at 4:00 p.m.

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3 comments

  • Comment Link AnotherKinglandVictim Monday, November 30 2009 21:33 posted by AnotherKinglandVictim

    She will do most of the 5 years. There is no such thing as parole in the federal system.

  • Comment Link Kingsland Victim Tuesday, November 24 2009 08:20 posted by Kingsland Victim

    How sad that Judge Buchwald only sentenced Ivy to 5 years, which she will only do about 1/3. I am sure that we will all suffer longer than the short amount of time that she was sentenced to. No justice was served here.

  • Comment Link Joe Kasell Thursday, October 15 2009 07:04 posted by Joe Kasell

    Do you know if she was ever sentenced and to how long??

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