The nose in question
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A former chairman of the New York Stock Exchange, and the source of the rumor that Freeman checked with Siegel — producing the one sentence that became the one count.
He is in this record for a single reason, and it is a useful one: the information that ended a career at Goldman Sachs did not originate with the man prosecuted for it.
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