I agree, and looking at the story that is available to us here, the guy in question is very suspect. However, that does not mean we can or should change the ru

I agree, and looking at the story that is available to us here, the guy in question is very suspect. However, that does not mean we can or should change the rules (or define new rules) to put him in jail. I'd prefer they use another way to convict this guy. I'm also careful not to condemn a suspect based on what the media reports about him and his case (the court of public opinion is a dangerous thing). The fifth amendment is one of the few defenses you can call on when facing the incredibly skewed US legal system, and should not be chipped away at, even in a case like this.