Is creating a situation for suicide or bad fate not as bad as murder?

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I have often thought that people who commit financial crimes like those of Lehman Brothers, and all the analysts who get bullish or bearish for no valid reasons need to be tried for multiple murders. I know lawyers will argue that people should have known better, and that it was their greed that brought them to streets. For starters, when a doctor prescribes medication, few of us would go to the net to verify whether it is the right medication for our symptoms. So does buyer beware apply here? I don't think so. Then, the medicines we buy, can we know the exact composition by testing in our own personal lab? Should we or not trust what is mentioned on the cover? It goes without saying that professional qualifications, such as those of physicians, engineers, and accounts professionals come with inbuilt .."trust them blindly" stamp. So yeah, those analysts who gave those glowing reports of various investments, then become liable for murders, whether the person investing and losing monies, commits suicide or not. Especially, those who end up on streets, because their entire future is lost, and so also that of their children. When children face bleak future, they do get into flesh trade, and possibly die of AIDS or whatever. They also turn to unsocial and unlawful activities, like drug peddling to feed themselves initially. Such things lead to deaths of others, and that is a huge chain...of repercussions. Given such aftermath, I felt those responsible for what followed Lehman Brothers fiasco, got off cheaply. Very cheaply. This morning Indian Sensex is near 74000. I should be happy looking at my portfolio. But my mind tells me, hey, this is too much, didn't I peg it near 69000 to 70000 by end of March, 2024. When fancied scrips fall, the ripple effect hurts even the genuinely performing scrips. One never knows who needs money at what time, so the impending fall may redo what happened during Lehman Brothers time.... To Indians, don't get euphoric. The P/Es are mind boggling, may be three years forward. Hold your horses, by next June, picture will be clearer. To Indians and others, do you think Financial professionals should be punished as severely as the medical professionals or civil engineers for death of people or financial devastation of people?