> Either case is at least gross negligence if not criminal fraud. To echo the original commenter: Yes, jail sounds like a reasonable end to this — but keep it

> Either case is at least gross negligence if not criminal fraud. To echo the original commenter: Yes, jail sounds like a reasonable end to this — but keep it restrained. > No sympathy for Karpeles. No, certainly not for hiding his incompetence, but I think the point was more: don't be too graphic in wishing him to discover what sex in jail can be. That’s an… understandable reaction, but inappropriate on a public forum. He’s got family who cares about his well-being, and the next days are going to be tough for them too. Imagine talking to his mother, or children: the facts, they are going to need them to understand, but nothing violent or tasteless (and I think you did a great job). > But I don't pretend to be a surgeon and perforate a patient's aorta. He didn't kill anyone; I'm sure one can save a lot of lives with that kind of money, but… I’d rather see you compare him to Kerviel (I'd disagree) or that Barings' trader (closer). The Head of security at Target, or Sony might be more accurate cases.