US EditionGeorge Santos should serve over 7 years in prison, US prosecutors say
- Prosecutors are seeking more than seven years in prison for George Santos, a former U.S. Representative who pleaded guilty to federal fraud and identity theft charges.
- Santos fabricated much of his life story, deceived donors, and stole identities to fund his congressional campaign, making a mockery of the election system, according to prosecutors.
- As part of his plea deal, Santos agreed to pay nearly $375,000 in restitution and $205,000 in forfeiture, but prosecutors argue he has earned over $800,000 from appearances and a documentary since his expulsion.
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George Santos Wants Solitary Confinement If He's Sentenced to Prison
George Santos isn't looking to make any new friends behind bars if he's sentenced to serve prison time ... telling Matt Gaetz he's going to ask for solitary confinement. The disgraced former NY congressman stopped by "The Matt Gaetz Show" on One…
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We'll know we are nowhere near the bottom when George Santos receives a presidential pardon
George Santos is scheduled to appear in Federal Court on Friday April 25th to be sentenced after he pled guilty and was convicted last year of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft and admitting to an array of other frauds and deceits. At trial, the...
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