Thanks for the links. I'd seen the high body count for the total put away for the entire S&L crisis, but never knew that it actually focused so well on those

Thanks for the links. I'd seen the high body count for the total put away for the entire S&L crisis, but never knew that it actually focused so well on those cases. I had personal connections to two persons involved one way or another. One had definitely deserved some consequences for one of the top 100 cases, but avoided them. The other was pretty much a rank-and-file front-line employee of a mom-and-pop S&L. His name was on the wrong documents because of a fairly common combination of inadvertence, indiscretion, dumbth, and wanting to keep his job; he was severely punished.