This was my initial thought too, but reflecting, I think at least part of the reason they aren't naming the guilty party here is to protect the identity of the

This was my initial thought too, but reflecting, I think at least part of the reason they aren't naming the guilty party here is to protect the identity of the whistle blower. If you could reason from knowledge of the guilty party whom the whistle blower is, knowing they just got an $8.3 million payout, it just might be worth your time to go after said whistle blower. I don't think it's unreasonable that someone could figure that out.