So many questions I still have about the investments Scott Rothstein was selling.

They looked like structured settlements - which is a legitimate thing that courts approve all the time for injury victims.

But these weren't, by design, structured settlements, that could be sold only with court approval.

They were "pre litigation" settlements. Which appears to be a completely unregulated area, at least under state law.

They don't appear to be registered with any regulator or sold by any licensed broker.

But they were sold.

The offering sheet I have has the figures on what kind of return you'd get. The return is declared to be "Absolute."

And some of them are blacked out, with the word "Gone" written next to them.

"Who would consider an offering that uses the phrase "Gone" in describing the unavailability of a multi-million dollar investment?" said attorney Mark F. Raymond, managing partner of Broad and Cassell in Miami. " This is not an auction of used cars or a mark down event at Brandsmart."