Linda Mangano, wife of former Nassau executive, to serve rest of 15-month sentence at home
She and the former Nassau County executive were found guilty in 2019 of accepting bribes from an Oyster Bay businessman and lying to the FBI to cover it up.
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Feb 22, 2023, 1:46 AM
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Updated 696 days ago
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5h agoLinda Mangano will be serving the remainder of her 15-month sentence under home confinement.
The wife of former Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano was found guilty of corruption.
She began serving her sentence in September and was released in January.
Linda and the former Nassau executive were found guilty in 2019 of accepting bribes from an Oyster Bay businessman and lying to the FBI to cover it up.
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