CNN reports on the California bank Indymac:
"Indymac's collapse was the second-largest bank failure in U.S. history.
"A source said the federal government is looking into whether the bank engaged in fraud when it made home loans to high-risk borrowers. The source said the investigation is focused primarily on the company, not individuals."
Not individuals? That's interesting, given that corporations can't do something unless individuals make them do it. It's like a car -- which generally can't drive itself.
And if fraud were involved in the bank's collapse, chances are that individuals perpetrated the fraud and individuals lined their pockets with the money generated by the fraud.
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