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Pair grounded in Internet sports book case
Neil Kaplan and Beth Kaplan-Multz pleaded guilty in June to conspiracy charges and agreed to turn over $6 million stashed in Switzerland for their role in the now-defunct BetOnSports Internet bookmaking operation.
BetOnSports was founded by brother Gary Kaplan, who pleaded guilty to racketeering charges Monday. The operation handled $1 billion in annual wagers until it folded after a 2006 federal indictment.
Kaplan's brother and sister worked for BetOnSports for a period, placing ads for the service.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported Wednesday the judge agreed to house arrest because the defendants had helped persuade Gary Kaplan to plead guilty.
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This news arrived on: 11/04/2009
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