Irish tycoon denies ‘indecent proposal’

AN Irish multimillionaire suing a rabbi over claims he offered a family friend one million dollars for his wife denied he made the Indecent Proposal-type offer.

Irish tycoon denies ‘indecent proposal’
Fri, 23 Apr, 2004 - 01:00
Cathy Gordon and Jan Colley

Brian Maccaba, who was born a Catholic in Dublin and later became a Jew, made his fortune from Cognotech, an international technology company he founded in Dublin in the 1980s.

The 45-year-old married father-of-six told a jury such an offer had never been made to teacher Alain Attar for his wife Nathalie.

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