Based on what I've read it seems like he's guilty so the only question is his sentence. Hopefully the feds won't go easy on him.  No parole in the federal system so there's a good chance he serves long, hard time.  I usually don't advocate vigilante justice but it would be nice if he were housed in general population and let the other inmates dish out their own form of justice.  Lowlifes who prey on defenseless victims are some of the worst criminals out there. Sometimes worse than murderers.