Son was given 17 years in prison for deliberately violating state regulations on economic management causing severe consequences, a life sentence for abusing position and power to appropriate property, and the death penalty for embezzlement.
Whereas, Tham was sentenced 19 years in prison on charges of deliberately violating state regulations on economic management causing severe consequences, 18 years in prison for violating lending regulations of credit institutions, life imprisonment for embezzlement, and 20 years in prison for abusing position and power to appropriate property.
Dozens of other banking officials were given suspended sentences ranging from 18 months to 36 months.
