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Covering up Wall Street's mess

Destroying evidence

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Not what the law intended

Ever wonder how Wall Street gets away with so many corrupt transactions and bad behavior?

The Security and Exchange Committee (SEC) can destroy evidence as long as the matter is considered a Matter Under Investigation (MUI).

What's more? They're also allowed to ignore testimony from employees of firms as long as they are considered "disgruntled".

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