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Byline: Beatrice E. Garcia
MIAMI _ WorldCom's former CFO and controller have been blamed for the fraud that has brought telecom giant to its knees.
And just Thursday, analysts uncovered another $3.3 billion in improperly accounted losses at the crippled company.
But a shareholder lawsuit filed against WorldCom last June presented a pattern of financial machinations used to pump up revenues and hold down expenses _ and alleged the scheme was probably well known to top management.
The suit, dismissed by a federal district court judge in WorldCom's hometown of Jackson, Miss., and now being appealed, provides enough details to make it read ...