Retirement Dashed for Swindled Printer —Michelson

Gehly is rightly outraged at the light prison sentence Garrow now faces, and doubts he will ever see much restitution. Currently on bail and working in a kitchen at a nursing home, Garrow will encounter slim job opportunities when she is ultimately released from prison as a convicted felon. "It's a joke; even if she pays me $25 to $50 per week, it would take her hundreds of years," he notes. "This has been financially devastating to me, and you get to a point where you feel that you can't trust anyone anymore."