Courtesy of James Ulvog, we learn that Scott London, convicted passer of material non-public information to a golf (former) buddy, is laying his head somewhere new:
The Bureau of Prisons inmate locator shows that Scott London is currently under supervision of the Long Beach Residential Reentry Management office. His scheduled release date still shows at July 23, 2015.I don’t know when he was released from the Lompoc United States Penitentiary. My last check on February 20 showed he was still in Lompoc. He reported to prison on July 19, 2014, so he is currently at about the nine-month point of his sentence. He has about three months until his scheduled release date.
It bears repeating, and Ulvog mentions this in his post as well, that making a mistake of this magnitude will royally screw up your life and career. London will spend a year in jail. That may not seem like a long time, but it's plenty of time to rehash the past to death and ponder the possibilities of the future. The former will drive you crazy, the latter will give you hope.
Before he went to prison, London said that, "I'll wait on tables, I'll do whatever it takes," so he surely has some plans. They just won't involve working at an accounting firm. He'll be forced to reinvent himself, a prospect that is both exciting and terrifying at the same time, especially at his age. But it's doable!
Anyway, good luck, Scott. We're rooting for you.
