Backdrop To Fraud Case: Custody Fight And Murder.

Focuses on the case of Greenwich, Connecticut land developer Andrew M. Kissel, who has been charged by federal prosecutors with operating a fraud scheme that left banks, title companies, and his colleagues in his real estate business facing tens of millions of dollars in possible losses. Review of how Kissel was granted temporary custody of his sister's three children following her arrest in connection with the murder of her wealthy husband; Comments on the children's case from Michael J. Collesano, a lawyer appointed by the New York Surrogate's Court to represent them.