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Very misleading. The article says he's in prison for insider trading.

• tlrobinson 13y ago
  The article also says he was "appealing his conviction on the basis that the U.S. government retaliated against Qwest for his refusal to give customer data to the National Security Agency."
• adamnemecek 13y ago
  It's more complex than that.
  • money2burn 13y ago
    That man cost thousands of people their life savings. That's why he went to prison. Had nothing to do with NSA