In a world where leaks are common, there is always someone who wants to "tell it all." So, if this was a sham and all the people who were put behind bars were railroaded, the line of "Whistle Blowers," would be long. I only suggest that we use common sense. The reason these people were indicted is that law enforcemnt professionals found evidence that they committed crimes, lawyers presented this evidence in the form of criminal complaints which held up to the examination of Grand Juries. The lawyers then presented all the evidence and testimony that supported these complaints to independent juries. The plaintiff's lawyers did the same. Juries found most of the charges to be valid. Other accused people chose to plead guilty. That required that they admit under oath to committing all the crimes they pled guilty to, and describe in detail how they did their crimes. You would think that people who thought this was wrong or a conspiracy would have opted out and spoken out. They did not.