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An attorney who claimed his own experience as an adopted child motivated him to help people seeking to start families is suspected of running a Ponzi-like scheme that ripped off couples from New York to Texas, promising children that didn't exist.

GARDEN CITY, N.Y. A New York prosecutor says more couples are concerned they may have been victims of an adoption scam.

A New York prosecutor says more couples are concerned they may have been victims of an adoption scam.

A man from Long Island is accused of running an adoption scam that cheated prospective parents out of thousands of dollars by falsely promising them babies that didn't exist.

Share + Sep 25, 2009 5:15 pm US/Eastern Reporting Lou Young ROSLYN, N.Y. A heartless scam has been uncovered on Long Island.

Oceanside resident Joe Satriano is no stranger to people in the Roslyn area. He worked at Roslyn High School for 25 years as a math teacher.

After a year marked by the Bernie Madoff scandal, the arrest of rabbis on money-laundering charges, Israel's war in Gaza and new broadsides against Israel in media outlets from Sweden to Cairo, American rabbis seemingly have plenty of material for their High Holidays sermons this year.

Distinctive iced teas that boast unique flavors and upscale additions are a better deal for customers - and bottom lines.

Last year, Nolan Myerson resigned his longtime position on the Village of Roslyn board of trustees.