DeusPayne

Since they record jeopardy in runs, and are aired at such a delay, how did it feel when new contestants started to recognize you from the currently aired episodes?

Starting a business at 25, and owns a 3 year old $26k car and $8.5k electric motorcycle.

Lives with parents. I certainly hope they're getting equity.

Their underground buyer would only pay if they were appraised. Almost as if their 'buyer' they had lined up was in on the bust. :p

1 year of success is a far cry from a full undergraduate degree. if 2nd year grades and beyond are at best labeled as "some researchers believe", leads me to believe it's not as cut and dry as you make it out to be.

Essentially all standardized tests check is a students willingness to sacrifice free time for additional prep. Few schools actually prepare you for SATs, and what is the point of testing high school knowledge when practically everything being tested is learned extracurricularly? At that point you're no longer testing their knowledge, but their ability to work outside of school hours. and even then, 90% of kids that do extracurricular test prep are only doing it because it is forced upon them. Once they get through a year of college and realize that no one cares if they put in the effort, most of those people will completely ditch the extra time their parents used to force them to study.

Why do you feel that it is okay to profit off of the crime you committed? Why are all the proceeds from these endeavours not going into programs related to preventing crimes like the one you committed?