So we've got fraud cases laid out in plain sight—documents public, evidence clear as day—yet somehow handcuffs stay in the drawer? Classic move. The disconnect between what's exposed and what's enforced keeps getting wider. Makes you wonder if accountability in this space is just theoretical at this point. How many "investigations" end with strongly worded statements instead of actual consequences? The regulatory theater continues while bad actors walk free, and the industry credibility takes another hit.