Their principled stances are good to hear. Its a pity though that it only came to light from the leaked emails. Going one step further and blowing the whistle at the time would have been helpful and might just have stopped some of the Gupta misdeeds from blossoming (wilting might be a more apt description).

This doesn't apply to the lady at the spa when little was known publicly about their machinations and she probably viewed them as just another difficult client. After all, you don't broadcast the private pretensions of spoiled clients.

But there certainly is a moral obligation to make public the actions of crooks.