Sudbury man jailed 2.5 years for ignoring wife's $1-million fraud
Judge says Michaal Cady benefitted from 'the spoils of his wife's ill-gotten gains - doing home renovations, enjoying vacations, buying vehicles'
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Judge says Michaal Cady benefitted from 'the spoils of his wife's ill-gotten gains - doing home renovations, enjoying vacations, buying vehicles'
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More than $1 million stolen from local company
She stole more than $1 million from her employer - money she has to pay back
Article content A new sentencing date for Karen Cady, 48, was to have been set in the Ontario Court of Justice on Friday, but was not. Instead, the case will return on July 28 at which time a new sentencing date could be announced. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Still no sentencing date for Sudbury fraudster Back to video On June 22, Cady informed her lawyer, Denis Michel, just before the start of her virtual sentencing hearing, that she may have cancer due after masses were detected on one of her lungs, a kidney and a gall bladder.