Bold and The Beautiful Spoilers: Can Sally Redeem Herself Or Is She Headed To Jail Once The Big Reveal Comes?

The Bold and the Beautiful spoilers suggest Sally Spectra (Courtney Hope) may find it impossible to regain either her personal or professional credibility if it comes out that she’s committed fraud. B&B fans know that for quite some time now, everyone who knows Sally believes she is dying from a terminal illness. They also know, Sally has been lying through her teeth!

The Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers – Sally Spectra May Be Committing Fraud

GH fans know that for quite a while, Sally’s been shacking up with her former lover, Wyatt Spencer (Darin Brooks). Now, Sally moved in after Wyatt’s current girlfriend, Flo Fulton (Katrina Bowden) suggested the move. However, Flo and Wyatt made the suggestion for Sally to move in with Wyatt only because they believe she is dying and that her life may soon be over. Of course, Sally took full advantage of Flo and Wyatt’s offer because it gave her the opportunity to be close to Wyatt and to have him all to herself from time to time. B&B viewers know that Sally’s underlying motivation is to steal Wyatt back from Flo.

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The problem with the entire thing is that Sally’s not sick at all. She’s been lying to everyone, and Sally’s even brought her doctor in on the conspiracy! That’s where the trickiness truly lies. If Sally had simply lied to Wyatt, Flo, and those with whom she works, one could claim that she’s simply perpetuating a colossal hoax. However, if Sally has deliberately sought out medical care, along with any financial claims associated with her supposed illness then both she and her doctor may be guilty of fraud! Additionally, if Wyatt and Flo are out any money or material goods for Sally’s “care” then they could end up suing Sally for civil fraud.

Of course, if Sally is accused of criminal fraud and is eventually convicted of it, she could face some serious time in prison. (Sally could get six months to thirty years for each violation!)

B&B Spoilers – Sally Spectra After Jail

Now, assuming that Sally loses everything and is sent to prison for her craziness, there are some things she could do to rebuild and regain her credibility. B&B fans might agree that if Sally actually goes to prison, she may end up losing practically everything she’s worked for over the course of her career. With that said, say Sally is incarcerated for ten years or more.

How might things have changed for Sally? Well, the very first thing Sally’s going to need to do is to get reacquainted with civilization. How might technology have changed in the fashion industry (assuming Sally wants to get back into fashion)? Sally might need to see if she can reconnect with any friends or family that didn’t immediately abandon her when she “went up the river.” It just may also do Sally good to connect with a professional, psychologist and begin going to regular therapy sessions if she can afford it. After that, Sally might want to join some kind of support group. Maybe Sally can connect with other former felons who have adjusted successfully to life outside the big house!

After all that, however, Sally’s going to need to find a way to bring in the cash, especially if she wants to completely relaunch her former career

The Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers – Sally Spectra Needs Credibility

The truth is, after Sally’s discovered to be a lying freak who faked a terminal illness just so she could get her ex-lover back, all credibility she ever had is going to be dead and gone. Therefore, whether Sally actually gets charged with fraud and goes to prison or not, either way, she’s going to need to rebuild her personal and professional credibility.

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Sally’s got somehow to show (not tell) that her words and actions line up with whatever values and images she is attempting to portray to the outside world. Moreover, Sally has to do that consistently over a long period. If Sally makes promises, she’ll need to keep them. Sally’s got to be careful not to ever raise false expectations in others … and finally, Sally will have to seek genuine forgiveness from those she sought to deceive.

If Sally can do a majority of that, she just might be able to salvage what’s left of her life.