BOSTON — The morning after 50 people were charged in a sweeping college admissions fraud investigation, the fallout was just beginning. Wealthy and well-known parents charged in the case were preparing to surrender to the authorities or were free on bail. And companies were distancing themselves from executives accused of paying for falsified test scores and athletic status for their children. Ms. Loughlin was scheduled to appear in court at 2 p.m. Another parent charged in the case, Stephen Semprevivo, a business executive, was scheduled to appear in court at the same time.

Source: New York Times March 13, 2019 17:16 UTC