Posted AT 2:32 PM EDT on 06/07/08
Canadian jailed in Bulgaria on his way home
TORONTO — A Canadian businessman who spent 13 years imprisoned in Bulgaria after being convicted of embezzlement was on his way home Sunday.
Michael Kapoustin, 55, from the Penticton, B.C., area, was released from prison July 3 and was waiting last week for Canadian officials to issue him a new passport.
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