5 Months for Martha!

[slycat]

Originally posted by: classy
I think Martha got a raw deal. And in the end more innocent got hurt than needed too. I think this was big lousy sham. They need to be prosecuting real white collar criminals. I think this was a big joke. And I hope when she's done, her company grows to be twice as large. I am with Martha all the way on this one.

why don't u bend over while ur at it?

 

[RobCur]

Originally posted by: MazerRackham
She got off EASY. I don't know why she's even bothering with the appeal.

 

[digitalsm]

Originally posted by: classy
I think Martha got a raw deal. And in the end more innocent got hurt than needed too. I think this was big lousy sham. They need to be prosecuting real white collar criminals. I think this was a big joke. And I hope when she's done, her company grows to be twice as large. I am with Martha all the way on this one.

IIRC there have been ~30 indictments handed down by the Enron grand jury that has been sitting for over 2 years. These people worked for Enron and Aurther Anderson. Many people from Worldcom have been indicted. Along with the host of other companies with cooked books and while no indictments have been handed down yet, there are currently federal investigations into Global Crossing, AOL, and several other companies.

These cases are far more complex than a simple case like Marthas. I really wish people would get a freaking clue and stop spouting off they should go after the "real white collar criminals" because they ARE.

 

[silverpig]

Originally posted by: classy
I think Martha got a raw deal. And in the end more innocent got hurt than needed too. I think this was big lousy sham. They need to be prosecuting real white collar criminals. I think this was a big joke. And I hope when she's done, her company grows to be twice as large. I am with Martha all the way on this one.

You go girl!!!

 

[StageLeft]

Five months house arrest after on her estate. Oh the agony!

 

[Zebo]

Originally posted by: classy
I think Martha got a raw deal. And in the end more innocent got hurt than needed too. I think this was big lousy sham. They need to be prosecuting real white collar criminals. I think this was a big joke. And I hope when she's done, her company grows to be twice as large. I am with Martha all the way on this one.

Too bad with a felony one can't be a corporate officer on any exchange in the united states, for life.