This is exactly what happened to Rick Scott, CEO of Columbia/Health Corporation of America, the largest for-profit healthcare company in the U.S..
As CEO, Scott oversaw the largest health care fraud in U.S. history. During the FBI raid, Scott was tragically killed by an over-jealous FBI agent.
Nah, just kidding. A few months after the raid, Scott was given a golden parachute—$9.88 million in cash and 10 million shares of stock worth more than $350 million.
In a deposition for a civil case Scott plead the Fifth 75 times. Despite all the evidence—the company had to pay a $600M fine!—the Clinton Administration chose not to prosecute Scott.
In 2019, Scott went on to become the Governor of Florida, and then Senator from Florida, a seat which he still holds.
I probably mentioned this the first time it ran, but I don’t think that anyone has proven that George Floyd passed a counterfeit twenty.
The store clerk alleged it, and then that was drowned out by Floyd’s murder. I don’t know that anyone even tested the bill. In all likelihood, it was just a racist allegation.
Yontrop 4 months ago
… meanwhile in a parallel universe.
think it through 4 months ago
Now this is funny. Might even be a true story since it’s as believable as any MAGAit’s conspiracy theories or propaganda lies.
Jack7528 4 months ago
Nice turn around!
mfrasca 4 months ago
This is exactly what happened to Rick Scott, CEO of Columbia/Health Corporation of America, the largest for-profit healthcare company in the U.S..
As CEO, Scott oversaw the largest health care fraud in U.S. history. During the FBI raid, Scott was tragically killed by an over-jealous FBI agent.
Nah, just kidding. A few months after the raid, Scott was given a golden parachute—$9.88 million in cash and 10 million shares of stock worth more than $350 million.
In a deposition for a civil case Scott plead the Fifth 75 times. Despite all the evidence—the company had to pay a $600M fine!—the Clinton Administration chose not to prosecute Scott.
In 2019, Scott went on to become the Governor of Florida, and then Senator from Florida, a seat which he still holds.
PoodleGroomer 4 months ago
$35 million won’t cover his annual private jet recertification.
Christopher Shea 4 months ago
Fortunately, the Supreme Court is making sure this horrible tragedy never happens by removing the EPA’s ability to go after polluters.
kaffekup 4 months ago
I probably mentioned this the first time it ran, but I don’t think that anyone has proven that George Floyd passed a counterfeit twenty.
The store clerk alleged it, and then that was drowned out by Floyd’s murder. I don’t know that anyone even tested the bill. In all likelihood, it was just a racist allegation.
eddi-TBH 4 months ago
Counter Earth brutality.
fitzmagnus 4 months ago
and still as compassionate as he is handsome
banjoAhhh! 4 months ago
The guy in the 2nd panel sorta looks like Johnny Cash.