many people have done and many people lost money as engel did. engel also mentioned that he had a liar loan his broker had written down. they're like a ha! we got him, finally after all the dumpster diving. there were two mortgages in particular, right? one claimed he made $15,000 a month. and he made $180,000 for the whole year. so he did make $15,000 a month. the other said he made over $32,000 a month, which he didn't. now, engel said he didn't know about that $32,000 claim. now jurors kind of believed him, kind of didn't believe him and got confused. they found him not guilty of pro-i had vooing false information to the bank, which means he shouldn't be guilty of mortgage fraud of but they found him guilty of mortgage fraud anyway. are you ready for this? he's serving 21 months in prison. so mozilo, none of those guys get a prison sentence but this guy is in prison for 21 months. and you know who owns the loan? countrywide, now owned by bank of america. when he gets out, he's got to