The former bookkeeper for the Central New York Business Journal was indicted Friday on charges she stole nearly $180,000 from the company and a related business over several years, according to a story in the Syracuse Post-Standard.
Reporter Jim O’Hara wrote, “Cynthia Nistico, 36, of 5448 Congleton Circle, Clay, was indicted on two counts each of second-degree grand larceny and first-degree falsifying business records.
“One of the grand larceny charges accuses her of stealing $101,000 from the CNY Business Journal from January 2001 through October 2006. The other grand larceny count accuses her of stealing $78,000 from BizEventz from August 2001 through October 2006.
“The falsifying business records charges accuse her of entering false data into the companies’ records relating to credit card information.”
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