Khan, of course, had seen this drill before. It had been six years ago that she had secretly agreed to cooperate against Rajaratnam in return for her own freedom. So she knew that in order to score a no-jail deal this time around she would have to provide the feds with much more than just dirt on the Galleon boss. As Kang entered her home he immediately got down to work. He told Khan she had been caught trading on inside information. They had plenty of evidence and if she went to trial she would be going as a two-time loser, given her past record. If she wanted to avoid serious jail time, she needed to cooperate. As Khan listened, Kang further explained the crimes they were certain Khan had committed: passing insider tips to Rajaratnam on various stocks including companies like Polycom, Hilton Hotels, Google, and probably a lot more through her well-maintained source network in the Silicon Valley tech community. Kang described to her the intercepted instant messages and how they provided enough evidence to arrest her almost on the spot.
