Martha Stewart says plaintiffs should be "Place in Cuisinart"

Martha Stewart She knows her way around the kitchen.

That’s why RAfter decades being Convicted on criminal charges of selling stocks just before the price dropped, she shared her fiery feelings toward those in her case with the help of a kitchen staple.

“I was a trophy for these idiots,” Martha said of her sentence in court. October 9 Trailer for her upcoming documentary Martha. “These plaintiffs should have been placed at Cuisinart and referred to the highest level.”

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“I was on top of the world and then the worst thing that could happen happened,” the 83-year-old recalls. “I had to get out of the hole.”

In 2003, Martha A grand jury indicted her on nine counts, including conspiracy, obstruction of justice and making false statements to federal investigators in connection with the sale of her shares in ImClone, New York Times reported at the time.