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It’s amazing that Massaro only got 4 years for 4 pounds of heroin, and then got a license to sell investments after being released! That warrants investigating.
All these fraudsters should get long, long sentences. This is the worst kind of stealing; bilking someone out of their hard-earned retirement funds.