A conviction on every charge in the indictment would require a mandatory 15 years in prison with the possibility of a life sentence.
We'll find out more as the case is heard, but it sure sounds like there's a lot of evidence of malfeasance.
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Dude was using his business to facilitate it - either they get him on the sexual assault charges, or they get him for falsifying business records. He's fucked, and good riddance.