Convicted thief faces new charges

4:00 AM, Jan 9, 2008 - Cook County prosecutors tried to have former University of Notre Dame instructor Lisa Caponigri thrown into prison after she was convicted of bilking her elderly cousin. Instead, Caponigri got four years' probation and was ordered to repay more than $200,000 to her Southwest Side cousin, then 91.<p>
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BY <a href=mailto:fmain@suntimes.com>FRANK MAIN</a> Crime Reporter/fmain@suntimes.com
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Wow, what can one person do to get in so much trouble!

Eric

Some posts above were removed by request. I don't know what in particular wasn't true or if it was only one or all of the posts above that Zachary objected to, but I just removed all of them because I don't really care.

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Mr. Eric Frost,

HI Eric, my name is Zach xxx, I am the nephew of Lisa Caponigri. I say this because on your website there is a forum page that has people completely slandering her. Actually there are several comments that are not even true. Lisa went through some court issues in the past, but has gotten her life back on track, and is looking to make a difference. I would be happy to discuss this with you in whatever capacity you see fit. I am trying to explore all my options aside from taking legal action. Thank you for your time and consideration.

Best Regards,
Zachary xxx