Jen Shah

Shah pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud for running a telemarketing scheme that defrauded elderly people out of thousands of dollars.

“She and her co-conspirators persisted in their conduct until the victims’ bank accounts were empty, their credit cards were at their limits, and there was nothing more to take.” "Her kids had no idea (about Shah's telemarketing scheme) so this must be so awful to see their mom be scrutinized in public," the nurse, Leah Sterneker, said. "Shah worked hard to make as much money for herself at the expense of vulnerable people," Sobelman said. "People should not confuse the character she played on an entertainment show with the person I have before me," he said. this was before she began committing the crimes." "I was describing her selling seminars teaching people how to be good in business … "She was here in New York half a year telling people how to do this." "I have to come to terms that I have gone against these core values and I am deeply sorry for what I have done," Shah continued. "Some of them would have liked to be here today but are not comfortable traveling due to their age and Covid-19." "I don’t know if she appreciates the harm she has caused, I hope she has, I heard the words," Stein said. It was less than I expected," said "Housewives" fan and Long Island resident Danielle Infanger, who doesn't expect Shah to be the last reality TV star to run afoul with the law. "I thought her sentence was going to be way higher, closer to 10 years," said Payehouse, 32.

SHAH previously pled guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud in connection with telemarketing. U.S. Attorney Damian Williams said: “With today's ...

In addition to the prison term, SHAH, 49, of Salt Lake City, Utah, was sentenced to five years of supervised release. Sobelman, and Sheb Swett are in charge of the prosecution. She directed others to lie, she put businesses and bank accounts in the name of others, she required payment in cash, she instructed others to delete text messages and electronic documents, she moved some of her operations overseas, and she tried to put computers and other evidence beyond the reach of investigators. These individuals were lured in by false promises of financial security, but in reality, Shah and her co-conspirators defrauded them out of their savings and left them with nothing to show for it. From at least 2012 until her arrest in March 2021, SHAH was an integral leader of a wide-ranging, nationwide telemarketing fraud scheme that victimized thousands of innocent people. Stein to 78 months in prison for running a nationwide telemarketing fraud scheme.

Shah appeared in Manhattan Federal Court on Friday for her sentencing, where U.S. District Judge Sidney H. Stein, who also presided over her guilty plea in July ...

I want to apologize by saying, I am doing all I can to earn the funds to pay restitution.” Her six-and-a-half years sentence is less than the 10-year sentence that federal prosecutors requested for the controversial reality star in a “People should not confuse the character she plays on an entertainment show to the person before me.” [Happiness Guru Beat Burnout](https://time.com/6244601/laurie-santos-happiness-professor-beats-burnout/?utm_source=roundup&utm_campaign=20230105) [She's Spent a Decade Fighting to Ban Nuclear Weapons.](https://time.com/6243350/beatrice-fihn-interview-ican-nuclear-war?utm_source=roundup&utm_campaign=20230105)The Stakes Are Only Getting Higher Stein, who also presided over her guilty plea in July 2022, handed down her sentence to a packed courtroom. Shah appeared in Manhattan Federal Court on Friday for her sentencing, where U.S.

Jen Shah, a cast member of 'The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City,' has been sentenced to prison for wire fraud. She pleaded guilty in July.

She told a judge that in 2012 she took part in a massive telemarketing fraud for nearly a decade that prosecutors say cheated thousands of people nationwide. “Jen has faith in our justice system, understands that anyone who breaks the law will be punished, and accepts this sentence as just,” Chaudhry added. Stein announced that the reality star, 49, will serve a sentence of 6½ years in prison, the My actions have hurt innocent people.” “I am deeply sorry for what I’ve done. In a Manhattan courtroom, U.S.