Twitter execs suddenly have a higher chance of going to jail for fraud. If twitter is sued by shareholders and audited by a third party, it could end up as any

Twitter execs suddenly have a higher chance of going to jail for fraud. If twitter is sued by shareholders and audited by a third party, it could end up as anything. An audit could find that 5% is correct. But what if audit has a different conclusion and, say, it is actually 15%? If I was an exec, I wouldn't want to find out nor be a part of any discussion internally how accurate the 5% number is. This might mean twitter has been misleading shareholders for years. NVIDIA got in trouble with SEC for much less...