You see all the successful people who appear to be rich are fucking crooks ....another one bites the dust .....i always was suspicious about these fucking hillbillies ........or as we say in scotland .............all fur coat and no knickers......the people who try show and tell .............with the houses and all the cars....... are usually hiding something they wanna be liked .....be popular....so they will live fke lives to b popular even if it means debt......there is movie with demi moore called keepimg up with the jones .......with david dukovny ......usually when i see a bragging macho fucker with big house and fake wife driving cars....i smell rats financial rats .....well lookie here !!!!!!!!!
Federal jury convicts Todd and Julie Chrisley of bank fraud and tax evasion
A verdict was reached in the trial of Todd and Julie Chrisley.
The jury began deliberations June 3.
The couple was convicted of defrauding banks and evading the IRS.
Todd and Julie Chrisley were found guilty on all charges relating to running a yearslong conspiracy to defraud banks and hiding their money from the IRS.
The Atlanta federal jury convicted Todd Chrisley of conspiracy to commit bank fraud, bank fraud, conspiracy to defraud the United States and tax fraud.
Julie Chrisley was convicted of conspiracy to commit bank fraud, bank fraud, conspiracy to defraud the United States, tax fraud, wire fraud.
Their former attorney Peter Tarantino was convicted of conspiracy to defraud the United States and willfully filing false tax returns.
The Chrisleys' face up to 30 years in prison.
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The celebrity couple, who found fame in 2013 when USA Network picked up their reality show "Chrisley Knows Best," were accused by federal prosecutors of manipulating financial records making it appear that they were wealthier than they were to apply for more than $30 million in loans, which they spend on a luxury lifestyle they couldn't afford.
When the banks caught on to them, the Chrisleys filed for bankruptcy, walking away from $20 million in debt. The couple went on to hide money from the IRS, with the help of Tarantino, prosecutors argued.
Jurors began hearing testimony in the case on May 17, with the trial spanning nearly three weeks.
They began deliberating on June 3.
Chrisleys blamed a former business partner
The Chrisleys' main defense was that the man who turned them into the FBI was also a fraudster.
Mark Braddock, who was part owner of Todd Chrisley's real estate foreclosure business, Chrisley Asset Management, admitted that he had created fake documents to send to banks to get loans on behalf of himself and the Chrisleys.
He also admitted to impersonating Todd Chrisley on multiple occasions.
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