The Raid · TR-007
He Stood In A Courtroom And Said The Words. He Has Spent Thirty Years On Which Ones He Meant.
On April 24, 1990, Michael Malkin read eleven sentences in a federal courtroom, admitting guilt to securities violations. He has never revealed which two sentences he wrote himself, nor what three items he took from his desk before leaving Malkin Capital Partners.
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