He was actually found not guilty of that charge. The charges he was found guilty related to him lying to investors when he lost their money in a hedge fund he operated. According to the jury, he felt bad about this and made them whole by paying them back in stock. All said and done--everyone made money, including some his accusers who made 10x their original investment.

Did we forget that he jacked the price of Daraprim up from 13$ to 750$?

Nobody's saying he's not an asshole, but he wasn't convicted of being an asshole or of raising drug prices.

That wasn't what I was referring to. I was referring to when he jacked up the price of a lifesaving drug from $13 dollars to $750 dollars to increase profits...

Thats profiteering not profiting...

I guess I'm not sure what "getting busted" means, then.