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LOS ANGELES - If Hollywood moguls are casting around for a sequel to the hit Leonardo DiCaprio movie, "Catch Me If You Can," based on the true story of a scam artist who masqueraded as an airline pilot, emergency room doctor and lawyer, they need look no further than Harold Goldstein, prosecutors say.

By Susan McRae Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - If Hollywood moguls are casting around for a sequel to the hit Leonardo DiCaprio movie, "Catch Me If You Can," based on the true story of a scam artist who masqueraded as an airline pilot, emergency room doctor and lawyer, they need look no further than Harold Goldstein, prosecutors say.
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