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After Gluckin was caught, Tassone finessed her quiet firing to save his own face-lifted skin.
But to what degree is the films story true?
Tassone returned $1.9 million in 2006 and promised to repay the rest.
He was released from jail in 2010.
According to HBO, Gluckin died in 2017.
One of the younger Riganos responsibilities was arranging school board members trips to conferences, including Tassones boondoggles.
Her freelance work as a travel agent garnered her commissions on the district trips she booked.
After cooperating with prosecutors, she was sentenced to two to six years in jail.
Miller was ultimately charged with cooking the books to conceal millions of missing taxpayer money.
He pleaded guilty to a felony and received afour-month sentenceand 18 months probation.
McCormicks home-center spending spree was indeed what led to the unraveling of his mothers scamming in 2002.
In 2006, McCormick wassentencedto five years of probation and 100 hours of community service for stealing $83,000.
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