Will Shark Bình not have to go to jail if he "makes amends for all consequences"?
Mr. Bình said he acknowledged his mistakes and promised to make amends. But the question is: if he makes amends, does that absolve him of guilt?
Vietnamese law clearly states: "A person who commits a crime and makes amends for damages is only considered a mitigating factor, not a basis for exemption from responsibility."
This means that even if he pays compensation, the sentence still stands. With the act of fraudulently appropriating over 100 billion, the sentence could be 12–20 years in prison, or even life imprisonment.
Don't let the words "I'm sorry" and a few gestures of "goodwill" deceive emotions. If a shark has bitten, even if the flesh is returned, the wound remains.
This is not just about one "shark" collapsing. This is a warning for those who are starting to set up fake projects, "calling for investment" using their reputation and flashy smiles.
Let the law do its job — there is no safe zone for those who exploit trust.
How long do you think the shark will be sentenced to prison?
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