Content Preview
Newsday 7 day/Optimum Online® subscribers click here for full access
Not a Newsday or Optimum Online® subscriber? Click here
FBI fingerprints Brooks' aides in jury tampering probe
Quick Read FBI agents at the federal courthouse in Central Islip were acting for a grand jury looking into a note that federal marshals say Brooks had attempted to conceal. The note was among a pile of legal documents given to David Brooks Monday by Hendel.
Photo credit: Kathy Kmonicek | Three associates of David Brooks, the former DHB Industries chief executive on trial for looting his Westbury company, were fingerprinted yesterday by the FBI in a jury tampering probe. (Aug. 18, 2010)
Three people associated with David Brooks' defense provided writing samples and were fingerprinted Wednesday under the supervision of FBI agents investigating whether the former body-armor magnate had tampered with the jury considering his fraud case.
The three were Brooks' brother, Jeffrey Brooks, and two paralegals -- Aaron Hendel and Jil Klinkert, who is also David Brooks' girlfriend.
The...
Newsday & ExploreLI are now available at no charge to Newsday 7-day and Optimum Online® subscribers. To continue reading, please log in or register now.
