It is highly questionable to claim to know for sure how long the jailtime would have been. It is not like the USA isn't known for overly hard punishments. Besi

It is highly questionable to claim to know for sure how long the jailtime would have been. It is not like the USA isn't known for overly hard punishments. Besides, I still think that such a possible outcome can be a hard burden, even with the knowledge that it is unlikely. > To me it seems like a bright man got caught doing something illegal and couldn't face the music. "Face the music"? we are not talking about a game here, but about jail and a real life. Besides, that comment totally ignores how far the prosecution stretched the law to define the illegality of his actions. edit: I never claimed he killed himself over the number.