It was not until mid-February, she said, when she hired a new attorney who negotiated a cooperation agreement with the government, that she told the truth. Several of the letters read in court yesterday focused on the events leading up to her decision to cooperate. They also detailed Capano's attempts to have her to testify for him at a bail hearing and then to get her to fire the new lawyer, Thomas Bergstrom. I would like to die before trial. We will have a future.
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By the time she got the letter, MacIntyre said, she had already signed a cooperating agreement. She said she had no intention of firing Bergstrom, but said she still loved Capano. Under cross-examination by Capano attorney Eugene Mauer, MacIntyre admitted that during a debriefing session with investigators on Jan. 28, she lied repeatedly under oath. But she insisted that since signing a cooperating agreement on Feb. 27, she has told the truth. All rights reserved.