Victims decry 10-year sentence for Draper man who stole 25M in retirement funds

[TexasTowelie]

SALT LAKE CITY — Her voice quavering due to age, 90-year-old Darlene Snow explained to a federal judge how she and her late husband lost their retirement savings to Curtis DeYoung.

Turning to look at the man dressed in a striped jail jumpsuit, Snow said she felt sad, "not for myself and certainly not for you, Curtis." Snow said she felt bad for his parents, calling DeYoung their "fair-haired boy."

"For two years we tried and tried to call you. Of course, you were always out. We needed our money. It wasn't a lot of money, but it was to keep me when he died. My husband put it right in Curtis' pocket," said Snow, whose husband, Dean, died of a heart attack in April.

Snow was among about 5,400 people whose retirement money — $25 million in all — DeYoung stole through his company, American Pension Services.

Read more: http://www.deseretnews.com/article/865667795/Victims-decry-10-year-sentence-for-Draper-man-who-stole-25M-in-retirement-funds.html

[JI7]

1. maybe he will be president one day

[Dustlawyer]

2. The double standard for white collar crime needs to end.

This guy hurt many more people to a greater degree than a 7-11 stick up or selling a dime bag of weed, yet gets a sentence much lighter than either of the other two!