Former High Museum COO pleads guilty to $600k federal theft
The former Chief Operating Officer of the High Museum of Art, Brady Lum, has officially pleaded guilty in federal court to stealing more than $600,000 in museum funds over a multi-year period. The high-profile plea deal exposes a staggering internal embezzlement scheme that successfully evaded standard corporate oversight for years.
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