Sujata sachdeva biography of christopher lee

Former Koss Corp.

In the world of Milwaukee philanthropy, Sujata “Sue” Sachdeva had a reputation for creating elegant fundraisers.

District Judge Lynn Adelman imposed the sentence after Sachdeva made a tearful statement - her first public comments since her arrest 11 months ago. You have been my family, my friends and my co-workers for many years. I know you have been deeply hurt by my dishonesty in ways I never intended," Sachdeva said. I sincerely hope that everybody I hurt - Mr.

Michael Koss, the employees, stockholders - can find it in their hearts to forgive me," Sachdeva said, sobbing as she spoke. She was not taken directly to prison; she will remain free while she gives testimony in lawsuits related to the embezzlement. On Wednesday, he sat directly behind his wife, in the first row of the courtroom, listening intently, at times leaning forward as she spoke and as her attorneys argued on her behalf.

On January , Sujata Sachdeva, was indicted by a grand jury on six counts of wire fraud for allegedly embezzling as much as $ million from Koss.

Ramesh Sachdeva declined a request for comment. She also bought shoes, purses, art, vacations, a Mercedes-Benz and improvements to her Mequon home, and she paid for servants and limo service with Koss money. Her attorneys said the binge spending stemmed from a shopping disorder. She has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder that prompted the sprees, and also is an alcoholic, according to documents discussed in court Wednesday.

Davis is raising a 12 year-old grandson and had to borrow money from her retirement savings account after the company was forced to end profit-sharing. Davis fell behind in her bills, and although she dreamed of early retirement, she can no longer do so "thanks to the Sachdeva nightmare," Koss said. Federal prosecutors had sought a sentence of 15 to 20 years, while Sachdeva's lawyer argued for six or seven years, citing her compulsive shopping disorder.