ATLANTA – A federal decide in Atlanta upheld actuality TV star Julie Chrisley’s jail sentence throughout Wednesday’s resentencing listening to in her tax evasion and fraud case.
The 51-year-old “Chrisley Is aware of Greatest” star has served 21 months of her seven-year sentence that was handed all the way down to her after she and her husband, Todd Chrisley, have been convicted of mendacity to banks all through metro Atlanta to acquire $36 million in loans after which hiding their earnings from the Inner Income Service to keep away from paying federal taxes on greater than $500,000.
The decide sided with the prosecution, ruling that Chrisley ought to stay in custody for 84 months.
The truth star is predicted to enchantment the ruling.
Todd and Julie Christley’s daughter Savannah Chrisley stated on an episode of her podcast on Tuesday that she was hopeful about her mom’s scenario however is making an attempt to take a look at issues realistically.
The truth star and podcaster stated she has been holding again on speaking about her mom’s scenario out of concern that she may have an effect on the end result.
The 27-year-old has been a vocal advocate towards what she has referred to as the “inhumane therapy” of her dad and mom within the jail system.
“72600019, and 72601019. These could also be simply numbers to you, however to me, they’re my complete coronary heart. These numbers are my dad and mom’ identification numbers in our federal jail system,” the “Chrisley Is aware of Greatest” star informed the gang.
Todd and Julie Chrisley, together with their accountant Peter Tarantino, have been discovered responsible in 2022 of conspiring to defraud banks and the IRS out of thousands and thousands of {dollars}. The case concerned two major fraudulent schemes: tax evasion and financial institution fraud.
Prosecutors additionally say together with Todd’s former enterprise companion, Mark Braddock, the Chrisleys used falsified monetary paperwork to safe loans and features of credit score from numerous banks by grossly inflating their belongings.