"Oil-for-food kleptocrat Benon Sevan indicted in Manhattan", writes Allahpundit, although it's apparently largely for show, as Cyprus has no extradition treaty with the U.S. But still, it couldn't have happened to a nicer guy:

Benon Sevan was the man as close to the center of the Oil-for-Food Scandal as it is possible to be–and who is accused of taking bribes to look the other way and let Saddam exploit the system. He has retreated to Cyprus and lurks in an apartment he inherited from his aunt–an aunt who, he says, gave him the $140,000 that is accused to be a bribe from Saddam. An aunt who fell down the elevator shaft of this building and died when the story came to light.

Rosett had a legendary meeting with Sevan over Turkish coffee in his Cyprus apartment, and you can hear her recount the story to Austin Bay in a recent Pajamas Blog Week In Review podcast.