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anomaly100Mar 20, 2011
Justice served.
eliotpearsonMar 21, 2011
Indeed!
0ldb0yMar 20, 2011
he settles, and he gets no jail time?
rocannonMar 20, 2011
one of the problems with our justice system is the assumption that money is more important than sending criminals to jail.
laurahoustonMar 20, 2011
Let the thousands of civil suits begin.( victims typically paid $5,000 to $8,000)
praneethreddyMar 20, 2011
That's a small price to pay when he had plans of conning people!
At first , it all seems like "Too harsh a punishment for trying to con a small amount" But that perspective of humans , leads such people to con millions and billions in future!
He got what he deserved!
rocannonMar 20, 2011
he should have to pay the whole judgement.
mousediggerMar 20, 2011
judgement day
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silentwalkahMar 22, 2011
I hope other companies like amway and primerica get cracked down on as-well.