This isn't anything but the company firing someone for their own reasons. The issue at hand is a) us knowing that fraud was perpetrated and b) appropriate juri

This isn't anything but the company firing someone for their own reasons. The issue at hand is a) us knowing that fraud was perpetrated and b) appropriate jurisdictions being able to try that individual for fraudulent actions. Neither is present today. Facebook polices its own employees and if those employees were important enough you'd bet they would not release that information nor hold those employees accountable.