"Pajcin began cooperating with federal investigators soon after they opened a probe in 2005.
"Pajcin came in very early in the process and aided the government" -- Assistant US Attorney Helen Cantwell said at his sentencing
And the government THEN helped him to ESCAPE!!!
"Ex-Goldman analyst might have fled US after sentencing" by Bloomberg News | November 5, 2008
NEW YORK - A former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. analyst who led a $6.7 million insider-trading scheme and then helped prosecutors convict his accomplices is in violation of his probation and may have left the country, a lawyer said.
David Pajcin, one of six men convicted in the case, traded on leaks from a Merrill Lynch analyst and workers at a factory printing Business Week magazine, has family in Croatia.
Pajcin masterminded a wide-ranging insider-trading plot that operated from mid-2004 to mid-2005 and included trades of Reebok shares, according to the indictment and a court filing last year by Eugene Plotkin, a former colleague. Plotkin is serving a five-year prison sentence in the case.
Pajcin and Plotkin traded on tips from Stanislav Shpigelman, a former merger analyst at Merrill, whom they recruited in a 2004 meeting at a lower Manhattan sauna. A New Jersey mailman also leaked them news from a grand jury on which he was serving, and two workers at a Wisconsin printing plant told them the names of companies about to appear in Business Week magazine.
Need I even point it out? See: 3 jewish thieves arrested
Pajcin began cooperating with federal investigators soon after they opened a probe in 2005. "Pajcin came in very early in the process and aided the government," Assistant US Attorney Helen Cantwell said at his sentencing. --more--"