  French rogue trader Jerome Kerviel French rogue trader Jerome
Kerviel, escorted by a French gendarme, arriving at the
courthouse where he was found guilty of one of the biggest
trading scandals in history. Photograph: Joel Saget/AFP/Getty
Images  Jérôme Kerviel, the former trader ordered to spend three
years behind bars and pay €4.9bn in damages to French bank
Société Générale, has spoken out against the verdict, saying he
was "the only one paying" for the malpractice of many.  Speaking
for the first time since a French judge found him guilty
yesterday of breach of trust, computer abuse and forgery, the
man whose risky market betting led to one of history's biggest
trading scandals said he had been "stunned" by a ruling that
cast him as the sole villain.  "I would like everyone to
shoulder their responsibility and, at the moment, I am the only
one paying," the 33-year-old told French radio. "I really get
the feeling that they wanted to make me pay for everyone else,
that the Générale had to be saved and tha