And the long -running case is Conrad Black, and his bublishing group, which has been going on so long I've forgotten the details, which in fact is what usually happens in these cases: its so complicated that few people can follow, and takes so long to play out that most people just forget about it.
Telegraph | News | Conrad Black faces eight counts of fraud: "Conrad Black was charged yesterday with eight counts of fraud after allegedly pocketing millions of pounds of shareholders' money.
The charges were brought after a lengthy investigation by the United States attorney's office and the FBI into Lord Black and the publishing group Hollinger International, the former owner of The Daily Telegraph, of which he was the chief executive until November 2003.

Lord Black faces eight counts of fraud
He and three other former executives of Hollinger International are accused of diverting proceeds from the sale of some of the group's newspapers by disguising them as non-competition payments."