Bogus Tennis Admit Claims Ignorance, Sues Georgetown

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Georgetown University has announced its intention to expel two students whose admission was linked to the bribery scandal still unfolding in federal court, including one student who is suing the university claiming he knew nothing about his father's scheme to land him on the prestigious Washington D.C. campus.

Though the students' identities were not released, local affiliate FOX 5 has confirmed that the individual behind the lawsuit is junior Adam Semprevivo. In a guilty plea last week, father Stephen Semprevivo admitted to paying $400,000 to get his son into Georgetown as a tennis recruit, even though Adam didn’t play tennis. In the suit, Adam says a fake essay was written and signed on his behalf without his knowledge.

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