Todd and Julie Chrisley are released from prison early: The Chrisleys each get more than a year shaved off their sentences after being convicted of fraud and tax evasion
Todd and Julie Chrisley will reportedly be released early after both serving more than a year off their sentences.
The Chrisleys were sentenced last year to 12 and seven years respectively for fraud and tax evasion, and were sent to their respective prisons in Florida and Kentucky in January.
However, the father-of-five’s sentence has now been reduced by two years, while Julie’s seven-year sentence has been reduced by 14 months.
Todd, 54, is now scheduled to be released from the Pensacola federal prison camp on January 22, 2033. Page six.
Meanwhile, 50-year-old Julie will be released from Federal Medical Center Lexington on October 19, 2028.
Their attorney Jay Surgent said Insider on Thursday: “Todd and Julie are without a doubt model prisoners who received exorbitant sentences.
Todd and Julie Chrisley are released from prison early: The Chrisleys each get more than a year shaved off their sentences after being convicted of fraud and tax evasion
Surgent added, “I believe Todd is not even ten years old yet, and Julie is now five.”
He believes their sentences will be reduced even further following the implementation of new sentencing guidelines introduced in November.
Todd and Julie were found guilty of federal charges of bank fraud and tax evasion and submitting false documents to banks to take out loans, reportedly worth more than $30 million, to finance their lavish lifestyle.
They were indicted in 2019. After a lengthy trial, they were convicted in June 2022 on ten counts of fraud. They were convicted by a jury of ten in June 2022.
The Chrisleys were sentenced to 12 and seven years respectively for fraud and tax evasion and were sent to their respective prisons in Florida and Kentucky in January.
They were sentenced in November 2022 – and saw their reality TV empire quickly crumble as a result.
Their television program Chrisley Knows Best and the spin-off Growing Up Chrisley were taken off the air by the American network. For years, the show served as a platform to brag about their lavish lifestyle.
Going over the procedure, Todd said, “In a year, we’ll probably spend $300,000, probably more, on clothing. I approve of every item of clothing our children wear.”
In May, a source told DailyMail.com that mother-of-three was “not doing well at all” in prison, with the insider adding that the former reality TV star was consumed with remorse over the role she played in the $30 crisis. million crime.
Find out: Their television show, Chrisley Knows Best, as well as its spin-off, Growing Up Chrisley, were subsequently taken off air by the US network
‘She’s devastated. She is not doing well at all,” the source said. “She can’t imagine being locked up for years and feels like she’s let her family down.”
The insider added that Julie – who is in month four of her lengthy sentence – is now telling friends she is furious with herself for letting her husband Todd, who was sentenced to 12 years in prison, convince her that she “never would go to prison’. prison’ for the plan.
“Todd assured her they wouldn’t go to jail and now Julie regrets what she did in the name of fame,” they continued, adding that the ex-reality matriarch is losing all hope that the pair will succeed in a successful appeal. .