[NYTIMES] Dr. Marvin Moy, a Manhattan physician, was a regular fixture at the Center Yacht Club in the hamlet of Moriches. Some club members arriving from the city were viewed as outsiders, but Dr. Moy moved with ease in this world, a fisherman’s fisherman who happened to have a busy day job.
Then, in January, Dr. Moy was indicted in federal court in Manhattan, charged with insurance fraud through his medical practice. The government accused Dr. Moy and others of running a scam that involved bribing emergency responders and hospital employees to direct car crash victims to his pain management offices. A conviction could have led to years in prison.
And he was in the midst of a long and bitter divorce from his wife of 14 almost entirely rocky years. In court filings, he described disputes over custody of their daughter, age 12, and over finances. The divorce case had dragged on for five years so far, and Dr. Moy had cycled through several lawyers, still owing one firm more than $69,000, according to a lawsuit against him. [FULLSTORY]
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