Dear WLD Staff and Hello Fellow Crimefighters! 
WLD,
Have you been able to establish any "outside income?" Is there reason to believe that Kim Inman has been attempting to hide money in offshore accounts?
Referring to the case reported here: http://www.pe.com/business/local/sto...6.2b62970.html
Kim Inman made a well-publicized effort to "distance ourselves" from YMMSS by renaming his company and forbidding the use of "YMMSS" (and "investment" and "retirement" and etc...) in the YM forum. He is increasingly secretive and those of us who are seeking justice must be very careful to take screenshots of what we find before access is blocked by bots. Questions are referred to the "helpdesk," where the lack of sensible answers continues. The forum has been sanitized of members probing questions and access then denied. The Conference Call Minutes have disappeared. Everywhere, deleted evidence that YMMSS' existenced. Except for Matrixwatch. And here.
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Do you consider these factors to substantiate a preponderance of guilt/liability? If we are lucky enough to see Inmans's incarceration, is it likely that this evident "preponderance" will convert to a longer sentence than the approximately 4 years imposed in the Harding case? If, so how much more correction might be administered?
Thanks in advance for any information you can provide.

WLD,
Have you been able to establish any "outside income?" Is there reason to believe that Kim Inman has been attempting to hide money in offshore accounts?
Referring to the case reported here: http://www.pe.com/business/local/sto...6.2b62970.html
Phillips noted the significant number of victims and amount of money lost but also said it was difficult to sentence Harding, because he appeared to not know he was perpetrating a fraud.
"By all accounts, he's a very hard-working man. He lost a great deal of money himself," Phillips said.
"By all accounts, he's a very hard-working man. He lost a great deal of money himself," Phillips said.

Do you consider these factors to substantiate a preponderance of guilt/liability? If we are lucky enough to see Inmans's incarceration, is it likely that this evident "preponderance" will convert to a longer sentence than the approximately 4 years imposed in the Harding case? If, so how much more correction might be administered?
Thanks in advance for any information you can provide.
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