As Shkreli attorney Greebel heads to his own prison cell, the bad boy of biotech is still skewering enemies in new blog
Late last week Evan Greebel was sentenced to 18 months in prison for his role in Martin Shkreli’s scheme to defraud investors. And he’s being forced to pay more than $10 million in restitution to Retrophin, a biotech Shkreli had founded which federal prosecutors would go on to allege was turned into Shkreli’s own personal piggybank as he sought to pump up the stock and repay those same investors he was convicted of lying to.
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