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[A Series of Unfortunate Events] How many felonies do we see Olaf commit? Approximately how long would his prison sentence be?

If it makes a difference use Massachusetts for the state.  Doesn't have to precise for either.
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Well, kidnapping and identity theft are federal crimes at the very least. His arson at the Hotel Denouement alone could get him up to twenty years in state prison. It is also almost certain, though we didn't *see* it, that he burned down the childhood home of Dewey, Frank and Ernest Denouement. 

Which brings us to the fact that that fire *killed people*. But, since we didn't see it, let's just go over the people Olaf murdered either in front of us, or was proven to have done so after the fact. 

He drowned Gustav Sebald, poisoned Doctor Montgomery, threw Josephine Anwhistle to carnivorous leeches, murdered Jacques Snicket, and the fire he started at Heimlich Hospital killed his Henchperson of Indeterminate Gender.

There are others that were not quite confirmed, and *many* others that are possible, but those are the ones we *know* were Count Olaf by either seeing it firsthand, his own admittance or by it being deduced. There are other people who he at least *attempted* to kill (like pushing Babs off a roof) but it is never confirmed that they died, and it's implied he killed a great many other people in a great many other fires, like the White-Faced Women's parents and sister. 

And every single one of them carries a penalty, in Massachusetts, of a sentence up to and including life in prison without parole. If the true nature of Count Olaf's many crimes were recorded and abled to be evidenced in front of a jury of his peers before his untimely (a phrase which here means 'before he could get what he truly deserved') death, he would have been sentenced to multiple life sentences in state prison.