A former , Hudson Valley , counsel and assess died by suicide Tuesday night at his house as the , FBI , closed in to assault him on corruption charges.
Stewart Rosenwasser, a counsel in , Orange County , until June, picture at , FBI , agencies from his house in , Campbell Hall , before , turning the gun on himself, sources told the , Albany Times-Union.
Rosenwasser was wanted in connection with a corruption situation, in which he was accused of , taking$ 48, 000 from a person to sue the boy’s sister and brother, according to the Times-Union. At the time, he was employed by the Orange County District Attorney’s Office.
Mout’z” Marty” Soudani , paid Rosenwasser on some occasions , throughout 2022 and 2023, according to personal and public authorities. The , FBI , was handling the case against Soudani and Rosenwasser, which was brought to light by Soudani’s girl, Eman, and grandson, Martin.
” This scenario may provide the most obvious example of legal corruption and fraud in the annals of , New York , case law”, Eman and , Martin Soudani , claimed, according to the Times-Union.
Mout’z Soudani accused his girl and grandson of stealing$ 1.9 million from him in , October 2022.  , Martin Soudani , eventually , pleaded guilty to swiping$ 1.6 million  , from his brother and served two months in prison. The claims against , Eman Soudani , were dropped.
But the overall situation was prosecuted because , Mout’z Soudani paid Rosenwasser to go after his family people, according to national authorities.
Eman and , Martin Soudani , said throughout the event, the legal structure lurched into action against them whenever Mout’z Soudani cut Rosenwasser a fresh search, the Times-Union reported. Payment lined up with great judge summons, search warrants and Martin Soudani’s trial in , April 2023, according to court papers filed by Eman and , Martin Soudani.
The , FBI , has never released the details of its own research, but Eman and , Martin Soudani , described the program in , notices of state, which sensitive people that they are about to face a lawsuit in civil court.
Their suit has not yet been filed, but the notices of claim were given to Rosenwasser and several members of the , Orange County District Attorney’s Office, according to the Times-Union.
Before joining the office,  , Rosenwasser had extensive criminal justice experience in , Orange County, including six years on the bench as an , Orange County , judge, many years of private practice and a previous stint in the DA’s office in the 1970s.
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