Alanis Morissette Reacts To Former Manager's Apology
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(Radio.com) Alanis Morissette's former manager, Jonathan Schwartz, recently pled guilty to embezzling millions of dollars from his clients, and he has issued an apology in an open letter. But Morrissette's not so quick to forgive. "I would be apprehensive to believe any words that come out of Jonathan Schwartz's mouth," she said in a statement. It's easy to understand Morissette's skepticism since Schwartz was caught stealing nearly $5 million from her, reports NME. In his letter, Schwartz wrote: 'At first, I 'borrowed' a little from clients, with the hopes that I would pay them back if I won that night's bet. That snowballed, and as I kept losing, I kept stealing. I kept telling myself that I just needed one lucky break, and I'll pay them back. He continued: '[W]hen I was finally caught, a bright spotlight shined on my deplorable conduct. I could not hide any longer and hit rock bottom. By seeing how pathetic I had become, I finally got the courage to ask for help." Read more here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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