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myfoxny.com - 29 days ago

Private Documents Tossed on Parade

— myfoxny.com — Ticker tape doesn't exist anymore, so folks had to grab other sources of paper to toss on... the Yankees World Series victory parade in Lower Manhattan Friday. A lot of the makeshift confetti was created from shredded papers. But Fox 5 found some paper ... (more) Private Documents Tossed on Parade

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cbssports.com - 28 days ago

Man says he found financial documents in Yanks parade confetti

— cbssports.com — Man says he found financial documents in Yanks parade confetti... (more) Man says he found financial documents in Yanks parade ...

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nypost.com - 29 days ago

It's confetti & meatballs

— nypost.com — Confetti-crazed Yankee fans in buildings along the parade route decided to use confidential financial documents in place... of ticker tape -- literally tossing common sense out the window. While the Downtown Alliance distributed more than half a ton ... (more) It's confetti & meatballs

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Pleading temporary insanity?
It's About The Money - A New York Yankees Blog — The only excuse for this has to be temporary insanity: "We're finding pay stubs. We're finding personal financial information. We found a balance sheet of someone's trust fund showing $300,000 in stock," [Auditor Damian] Salo told the Post. Other intact documents included banking data, law firm memos and even some court files. The founder of one financial firm, Alan Sarroff, says his company reprimanded one "overzealous" employee for throwing records out the window that should have been shredded. Looks like ...