By Jayson Campadonia, KABC
Chapman University reportedly turned over records for nine students in the case. The L.A. Times is reporting that school received $400-grand from a bogus foundation ran by a Newport Beach business man at the center of the scandal. Chapman started their own investigation after news of the cheating scandal broke, but no employees are said to be mixed up in the case. Officials say wealthy parents gave money to the charity in order to have the money used as bribes to get their kids into some of the best schools in the country.