A former Citigroup managing director is sentenced to 30 years in prison for sex crimes, according to multiple reports. Prosecutors say the offenses occurred over a period of about 10 years. The defendant, described as Harvard-educated, is convicted of sex-related crimes against victims identified in court through the charging process, with details of the conduct and victims reported by the outlets.
The reports also state that the defendant previously attributed his actions to autism. While the sentencing outcome reflects the court’s findings and the prosecution’s position regarding the seriousness and duration of the conduct, the accounts provided do not specify the exact counts or the precise legal reasoning for the sentence.
All sources agree on the core outcome: the sentence is 30 years, the person is a former Citigroup managing director, and the conduct is characterized as spanning roughly a decade. The reports present the autism explanation as part of the defendant’s response to the allegations, alongside the prosecution’s timeline.
