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Originally Posted by Suit
In case you missed it, there is a civil suit brought against them already. We are not talking about anything involving a prosecutor.
I am going to be kind of cynical here. The civil suit doesn't really matter. It's probably going to be settled by Stones, and even if Postle is required to pay back his winnings and some punitive damages, that's not really going to be a lot of justice in this matter (especially if he is judgment proof). Most likely, it never goes to trial.
I am glad the victims are seeking some sort of redress, but that's not where justice will be done.
What matters is whether, and what, prosecutors are going to do. They are the only ones who can seriously punish Postle and his conspirator(s). And that's going to depend on whether they care about this and take this seriously. If they do, they have a strong case if they stay away from statistics. If they don't, there's going to be very little justice done here.