Tribune bondholders are accusing Chairman and CEO Sam Zell of fraud in his $8.2 billion deal to take the company private as part of their efforts to halt a bankruptcy plan unfavorable to them.  While the filing isn’t likely to succeed, as the WSJ notes, the bondholders could succeed slow down the bankruptcy proceeding, which now likely is on a trajectory for control to be transferred to its primary lenders including J.P. Morgan Chase and Bank of America Corp.‘s Merrill Lynch. The bondholders making the claim have about 18 percent of Tribune’s bond debt.