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First Witnesses Set For AIG Stock Fraud Trial

A former General Reinsurance senior vice president who confessed to a role in a plot to manipulate American International Group financial statements will be one of the first prosecution witnesses in t

By Daniel Hays | Updated on January 03, 2008

A former General Reinsurance senior vice president who confessed to a role in a plot to manipulate American International Group financial statements will be one of the first prosecution witnesses in the trial of five others charged in the scheme, the government said today.

The media advisory, from the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Hartford, Conn., said it would call Richard Napier, who in 2005 pleaded guilty to conspiracy to falsify SEC filings in the AIG case.

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