The crux of the case for Justice Department prosecutors was proving the Norcross, Ga. Auto parts entrepreneurs knew that their shipments to Germany were to be diverted to Iran. According to a Justice prosecutor, a long paper trail provided the evidence, and the result is a pair of prison sentences for the auto parts executives.
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