This is true. but, for perspective's sake, more needs to be said about Shalom Weiss than that he was sentenced for a "white collar crime." He looted a company o

This is true. but, for perspective's sake, more needs to be said about Shalom Weiss than that he was sentenced for a "white collar crime." He looted a company of more than $450 million, which made it, up to that point, the highest-loss crime of its type in U.S. history.