The SEC questioned that response.
"Now, 5 - years later, prompted by Ms. Chepiga, helped you remember?" Mr. Martens, the SEC lawyer asked.
"Yes," Mr. Pellegrini said.
Of course she could help him remember. No one can go after Chepiga for suborning perjury.
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