Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 22 No. 17
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April 27, 2018

Subcontractor Seeks Lighter Sentence in MOX Theft Case

By Staff Reports

Citing declining health due to multiple sclerosis, and the need for 24-hour assistance, one of the men who defrauded the federal government while working for the Savannah River Site MOX project is hoping to avoid a prison sentence of up to five years. Phillip Thompson…

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