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Sloan-Kettering Toner Thief Liked Women, Jewelry, Cars
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Garth Johnston
Published Dec 3, 2010
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The Post today adds a little color to the story of Marque Gumbs, the man who allegedly stole $4+ million from Memorial Sloan-Kettering in toner cartridges. According to a neighbor in the Trump Tower in New Rochelle "He kept to himself—'Hello' was the extent of our interaction...But he had a different woman with him every time—all attractive." And another "always wondered where he got his car, his jewelry and his women." As for Gumbs' defense, his lawyer says he is being scapegoated: "possibly, the hospital was embarrassed about this waste, and decided to throw my client under the bus." So how did he afford that BMW on a $37k salary again?
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