Indra Kenz, the binary options fraudster, had a brief taste of freedom that ended almost as soon as it began. His parole release was cancelled, cutting short what had briefly looked like an early walk to the gate. The phrase that captures the turn is blunt enough: he breathed the free air for only a moment. The annulment puts him back in prison to serve out the rest of his sentence. His parole had already stirred anger among the thousands of victims drained by the trading schemes he promoted. The reversal suggests the corrections authorities are willing to reverse course when a release call comes under fire. Kenz's camp can still contest the annulment, though for now he stays behind bars.