How does this impact Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli’s case?
Zangrillo stands accused of paying Singer and the USC athletic department $200,000 and $50,000, respectively, to accept his daughter, who posed as a rowing recruit despite limited athletic talent The department designated her a “VIP,” before she was admitted to the school in 2018.admitted that Zangrillo’s daughter was not an elite athlete. Her “entire application was saturated with information that would demonstrate to any admissions department this is not a world-class athlete.
It seems the court would like to give him that opportunity. The university, however, has said the redactions were a matter of privacy, not subterfuge, tellingon Wednesday in a statement, “We have always cooperated with the government and the courts and make every effort to provide information, including to the defendants. Our redactions were intended to protect privacy, such as test scores, not to withhold any pertinent information.
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