Monroe was one of more than 120 fictitious universities operated by Dixie and Steven K. Randock Sr., a couple from Colbert, Wash., who sold diplomas for a price, according to a three-year federal investigation that ended in guilty pleas from the Randocks to mail and wire fraud.
Law enforcement officials say that the scheme has sprouted fast and that more than $1 billion in fake claims have been filed by fictitious companies, which operate for a few weeks, disappear, then reopen elsewhere under different names.
He said that he was operating alone, admitted to having made fictitious entries to cover his tracks, and argued, with sublime understatement, that he "got carried away".
The lawsuit accuses the Mets' owners of turning a blind eye to the possibility that Madoff was operating a fraud while they reaped "fictitious profits" by investing with him.
Other studies operate with fictitious "geophysical gradients" as if they were realities., However, waiting for the emergence of yet undiscovered geophysical factors and sensory inputs, while denying the proved crucial role of olfactory cues, implies no perspective for a solution to the problem of goal-oriented navigation.
The lawsuit, filed in December, accuses the owners of having turned a blind eye to the possibility Madoff was operating a fraud, all while they invested ever more of their money and reaped ever more of his "fictitious" profits.
One spy operated under the fictitious name of "Rick Gibson" between 1974 and 1976.
In its defence, Alex Gansa and the writers have always maintained that this is a fictitious world, not least because the CIA don't operate on home soil.
Farmington, the fictitious district of LA in which the Strike team operates was a thinly disguised version of Rampart with the same incendiary racial mix and eye-popping murder rate.
