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news:qts2e.24236$IH3.16330{at}fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/41655.htm
>
> March 25, 2005 -- A Connecticut mother who cheated on her wealthy husband
> with her rock-climbing guide

It's too bad she didn't have an accident:o)



 and a man she met on a flight to China has been
> awarded nearly $45 million in one of the nation's largest post-trial
divorce
> settlements.

Why is she entitled to anything? She didn't work for it.



> Susan Sosin, 51, whose husband, Howard Sosin, made a fortune off of the
> investment group AIG, received the settlement even after a judge chastised
> her for her cheating ways.
>
> "The parties' marriage has been undeniably marred by the defendant's
> infidelity," the judge said in his verdict. "Although her sexual
> relationship was not the sole cause of the breakdown, it did effectively
> terminate the marriage."
>
> Susan Sosin will receive a $31 million cash payment along with residences,
> artwork, jewelry and antiques worth close to $14 million, according to the
> settlement.
>
> "It's a very good result by any standard," said her lawyer, Frederic
Siegel.
> "But the big tragedy is that it had to come to this."

Yes, I'm sure the little shyster is very sad with his cut of the booty.



>
> Howard Sosin, 54, made $182 million in 1993 when he terminated his
> association with the financial group he founded six years earlier. He
later
> established a pharmaceutical company and a golf-equipment business.

While the bitch was shopping and shagging.


>
> In the settlement, Howard Sosin gets to keep $89 million in bank accounts,
> 10 cars, $960,000 worth of private club memberships and $22 million in
fine
> art.
>
> According to trial testimony, while Howard was engaged in business, his
wife
> took up heli-skiing and rock climbing - an activity that led to a 1996
> affair with a guide.

The only tragedy is that she didn't fall off the mountain:o)


>
> During a flight to China in 2000, she met a married man and began a
lengthy
> affair with him, according to testimony.
>
> "She fell off the edge somewhere,"

She should have fallen off the edge of a cliff:o)


 said Richard Albrecht, Howard Sosin's
> lawyer. "This is an unfortunate story of a family who, because of the
> husband's genius, accumulated substantial wealth and, notwithstanding all
> its effect, happiness eluded them. We all know money does not buy
happiness,
> and at the end of the day this is an example of that."

What? She made out like a bandit and was shagging plenty of guys.


>
> Howard and Susan met in 1978, when he was an assistant professor at
Columbia
> University. At the time, she was married to another man and working in
> retail.

She was a salesgirl lol



>
> They have an adult son, a teenage son and a teenage daughter. With Post
Wire
> Services
>
> By LEONARD GREENE
>
>
> --
> Men are everywhere that matters!
>
>
>




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