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My name is tim donaghy im the former n.b.a. basketball referee that was involved in the gambling scandal in two thousand and seven to where i used information that ive changed from other referees in the league office based on relationships that existed between referees and owners referees and coaches and referees and flyers and use that information knowing what was going to happen and n.b.a. game and used that information to pass along to people associated with organized crime for monetary gain....

New life. one year three months behind bars for this great day to be a referee hamdani. my name is tim donaghy im a former n.b.a. basketball referee i was involved in their gambling scandal in two thousand and seven to where i used information that i changed from other referees in the league office based on relationships that existed between referees and owners referees and coaches and referees and flyers and use that information knowing what was going to happen and that n.b.a. team and used tha...

Prices were run, the lawyers fees, and the fees that were attributed to the lawsuit, and there is only one motion to dismiss, and the judge granted it, and $260,000, how is that possible? it is to the make an example of anybody who tries to the sue, you are going to be saddled with these fees which pretty much takes anybody in a normal means thats not rich, it takes them out of the system. you cant sue, because you dont have the money to sue. that is unconstitutional. >> and in effect, we have l...

Individual? >> well, i think it could be one of two things. either one, they want to jump on the bandwagon and be part of the story themselves. youve always got to look at whether someone is trying for monetary gain. it could be fame it could be money, it could be an interview. with a tabloid or a legitimate magazine. it could be any number of things. i mean its gotten out who the grand jurors actually are. it could be that. or it could be something else. could very well be that now that the gra...

I had been offered the plea bargain of a life sentence. in order to do that, i would have had to have said the crime occurred because of monetary gain. that i had made so many mistakes already, that from this moment forward i had to just follow the truth. >> some people were claiming you killed him for his money? >> yes, yes. that was the prosecutions defense, that it was monetary gain. >> tom, let me just ask you, when this all comes out and the trial comes out, at what point does stacey tell y...

>> i was 18 when i committed the crime and i was 20 when i finally went to trial. >> and that moment when they say life with no parole, what are you thinking then? >> when they came back with guilty in the first degree, i knew it would be life without parole. i had been offered the plea bargain of a life sentence. in order to do that, i would have had to have said the crime occurred because of monetary gain. and i knew that i had made so many mistakes already. that from this moment forward i had...

Finally went to trial. >> and that moment when they say life with no parole, what are you thinking then? >> when they came back with 20 in the first degree, i knew it would be life without parole. i had been offered the plea bargain of a life sentence. in order to do that, i would have had to have said the crime occurred because of monetary gain. that i had made so many mistakes already, that from this moment forward i had to just follow the truth. >> some people were claiming you killed him for...

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