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Former high profile hedge fund manager has pleaded guilty to attempted kidnapping and trafficking in personal information. Conn. resident Albert Hsu entered his plea yesterday in Stamford Superior Court. He faces more than two years in prison.

In February, Hsu, a 43-year-old married father of two, was arrested after going onto the Internet, posing as his ex-girlfriend and describing a fantasy of being abducted and raped. He even went into such detail as to list the woman’s address and where she stood on the train platform for her daily commute.


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