Martin Shkreli has used the contraband cellphone to help run a pharmaceutical firm and even tried to fire the CEO, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Martin Shkreli, shown in 2017, is serving a seven-year prison term for securities fraud.
The Federal Bureau of Prisons said Friday that it is investigating the conduct of notorious former hedge fund manager Martin Shkreli after a report he was using a cellphone to help run a drug company from the New Jersey prison where he is serving a seven-year term.. The company is Phoenixus, a firm previously known as Turing Pharmaceuticals, which Shkreli helped found.
Inmates found with a phone — a “greatest severity level” act — face an additional year in prison being added to their sentence and a fine, the bureau said.Shkreli, 35, went from rising star in the hedge fund world to Wall Street bad boy and felon. He was best known for
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