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Thank you for sharing, Ismene. It helps put things in perspective. And thank you, Hammar, for your clarifications. They've brought a lot of light to help guide us from the confusion.

Miridy, they are paying the people that fronted the cash back. It's been in the annual financial reports. They're on track to pay it off next year, IIRC. In addition to that, even if the judge orders repayment, it's not like he's going to have over $20k in a bank account he can just write a...

Personally, I think that it is cathartic for people to post their desired outcome. I also think it is healthy for a reasonable level of debate to ensue. I think that this should not be discouraged, since it's the first chance many have gotten to discuss the issue in years. If directed attacks...

I wouldn't count on that. This forum is open to the public, and as a result, Riley, or any member of his legal defense team could take snippets of what's posted here and give them as examples to the judge as calls from the "victims" for leniency. It's conceivable that the judge *might* accept...

Better analogy: that person was a person you trusted, you gave them a key to your house to feed your cat while you're away.

If someone broke into your house and stole over $20,000 worth of belongings, would you want them to go to jail for it, or just pay you back over the next decade or two with their tax refund?

This is how they caught Al Capone.

Thank you for the update. Stealing tens of thousands of dollars over the course of several years is not a "mistake". It is an intentional criminal betrayal, and I'm extremely pleased that the authorities are investigating this so that he does not continue to do this to other organizations...