THE NKF AFFAIR thesundaytimes July 17, 2005
In many respects, this case mirrors that of United Way of America,
the world's largest charity.
In 1992, its president William Aramony was forced to resign for his
spending habits and management style. Following investigations, he
was sentenced to seven years in prison and lost his pension.
extract from United Way website
In February 1992, William Aramony, president and CEO of United Way
of America (UWA) resigned under allegations that he conspired to
defraud UWA and its spin-off companies. In 1995, Mr. Aramony was
convicted in U.S. District Court in Virginia of various counts;
conspiracy, fraud, and filing false tax returns. He was sentenced
to 84 months in prison, which ended on October 1, 2001. He was also
sentenced to serve three years of supervised release following the
expiration of his term and fined $300,000.
Report on United Way
Head Resigns Over Spending Habits 
Will Dubrai go scot free 
