Adam Iza, known as "The Godfather," received a 78-month federal prison sentence. Prosecutors stated he defrauded Meta, stealing over $37 million. The fraud involved unauthorized access to Meta's business manager accounts and credit lines. Meta was a victim of this scheme, not complicit. The court also mandated over $23.4 million in restitution. Iza pleaded guilty to conspiracy against rights, wire fraud, and tax evasion. The scheme also involved former sheriff's deputies paid for illegal actions on Iza's behalf. These violations included civil-rights offenses and corruption of law enforcement. Iza cultivated a public persona as a wealthy digital-asset figure. The case demonstrates that crypto wealth does not exempt individuals from ordinary federal laws against fraud and other crimes.