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After Jennifer Shah’s arrest on Tuesday, a federal judge released Jen and her assistant on the condition that they neither contact each other nor should they be involved in any telemarketing scheme. After a riotous court appearance on Wednesday, Jen’s case has been postponed until Friday, April 2, when the Real Housewives cast member is expected to appear in court.
Real Housewives Of Salt Lake City – Alleged Telemarketing Scheme
According to the indictment, Jen and her assistant were involved in a telemarketing scheme between 2012 and March 2021. Through the scheme, the pair allegedly defrauded hundreds of Americans. The indictment also alleges that many of the victims are above fifty-five years.
News of Shah’s arrest has been very shocking to fans of the show. Now fans are questioning the successful image Jen Shah has always presented at the show. People are asking if all the front she presented was just a result of duping Americans of their hard-earned money.
Real Housewives Of Salt Lake City – Official Statement about the Arrest
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The prosecuting attorney, Audrey Strauss has released a statement about Real Housewife Jen’s arrest and indictment.
“Jennifer Shah, who portrays herself as a wealthy and successful business person on ‘reality television, and Stuart Smith, who is portrayed as Shah’s ‘first assistant,’ allegedly generated and sold ‘lead lists’ of innocent individuals for other members of their scheme to repeatedly scam,” Strauss said.
Real Housewives Of Salt Lake City – Quite a “Housewife” Thing to Do
Jen’s case might not be very surprising for many people as housewives have been embroidered in sticky situations in the past and even recently. For instance, Lisa Vanderpump of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills was recently in the news. The restaurateur was accused of not paying suppliers. And, Shah’s arrest is certainly giving us all Teresa Giudice vibes. According to Audrey’s official statement, Jen and her assistant pushed false business services on their victims as a result of greed and cruelty.
Real Housewives Of Salt Lake City – Consequences for Jennifer Shah
For her involvement in the scheme, Jen Shah could face a maximum prison sentence of thirty years for wire fraud and twenty years for money laundering. Things might never again be the same for Jen. If she is found guilty, she will not continue as one of the cast members of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. She might also be ostracized from society online and offline.
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Besides, she and her brand will no longer be as popular as they are now, even among her fans. A blow of such magnitude might prove to be too heavy for the reality TV star but that is only if she is convicted.
HSI agent, Peter C Fitzhugh said Jen sold the personal information of her victims to other people in the scheme. The agent said Jennifer Shah neither saw nor treated her victims as humans.
Jen has not given any comment on the claims but she is due to appear in court on Friday. Celebrating The Soaps will keep posting Jennifer Shah news and Real Housewives of Salt Lake City updates.