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02-05-2003, 02:11 PM
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News Release about WIWAG from Attorney's office
Posted By: Charlie
I think the reason people even take a chance doing things like this is what it says at the bottom of the letter. Maximum...5 years. What will they really serve if convicted? 1 or 2 years? Seems to me if the max was 25 years these guys would have had second thoughts...Because you still have to get caught! How much money has been socked away from the evil doings awaiting their release from the country club? The laws are too lenient...they really suck! 
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