I am not saying there isn't a massive disparity in how rich crime vs poor crime is treated, now more than ever, just that according to the snopes article, this specific case seems more nuanced than the headline seems to portray.

But... According to the snopes article, the CEO who got the short sentence took over the company well after the fraud had begun, and cooperated with authroities in testifying against Farkas, the mastermind and initiator of the fraud, who got 30 years?

I might have to get medieval on that Heine!

Wow, I am impressed at how perfectly this piece acts as a price list AND a sample. Very nicely done!

My first thought was April O'Neil from TMNT, am I totally off base?