Comments by "J Nagarya" (@jnagarya519) on "Yahoo Finance" channel.

  1. She was an free and independent woman, the boss, and couldn't be told what to do or not do -- until she got caught, at which point she switched to being a "victim," all responsibility shifted onto others. Where have we heard that before?
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  2.  @ohio  So she could sound "male" -- i.e., like she had authority.
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  3.  @w.harrison7277  The technology was used by Walgreens to give blood tests to customers. Actual harm was caused to some of them.
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  4. The lies about it were risky for the patients.
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  5.  @Warcheiftan  Poor women criminals give birth in prison all the time.
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  6.  @w.harrison7277  Yep: that's why she's suddenly a victim: trading the safety of being in jail for the freedom of being outside jail.
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  7. And Schultz.
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  8.  @w.harrison7277  Because there are range of tests for various components in the blood that must be tested for independently. What matters is that her machines were marketed as working when they in fact did not.
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  9. Lying for money is fraud.
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  10.  @Slapahoetribe110  July.
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  11.  @davidpaul6656  At least as amoral and greedy as they come.
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