> "Financially it really wiped me away. I had to declare bankruptcy. They said if I didn't pay it back they'd take me to prison. They said I was the only case,"

> "Financially it really wiped me away. I had to declare bankruptcy. They said if I didn't pay it back they'd take me to prison. They said I was the only case," he said. Were they the first ones, or did the Post Office investigators lie in this case? And if they lied, why are they not in jail for, I don't know, fraud (lying to coerce payment), obstruction of justice (his mother was convicted), or some sort of tampering with evidence? They shouldn't get to just settle this kind of thing.