LEAKED! Todd & Julie Go CRAZY After Their Sentence Of 19 YEARS In Prison

And to see kind of what they’ve taught us growing up and how to treat people and to do the right thing even when it’s hard and the good Lord will hold our hand and take us through.

The world’s saying the complete opposite about them. I’ve never met two people that have the character and the Integrity that my parents have.

So it’s like we’ve said: the truth always wins, and you know what, sometimes you gotta go through the valleys to get to the top. We weren’t made to break.

Todd and Julie Chrisley’s federal trial ended with a decision. The pair, famous for their USA Network reality show Chrisley Knows Best, were found guilty on all counts in a federal court in Georgia after a nearly three-week long trial, according to Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Also found guilty of wire fraud was Julie. They were charged with criminal bank fraud and tax evasion after it was claimed that they provided forged documents when applying for loans and rental property.

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The Chrisleys were charged with 12 charges of bank and wire fraud, tax evasion, and conspiracy by a federal grand jury in August 2019, all of which they have denied. The trial began on May 16th and is now ongoing.

On August 12th of that year, Todd defended himself on Instagram, placing the responsibility on a member of the family’s trusted staff and asserting that he had been stealing from them. It all began in 2012, according to the reality star, and featured all kinds of really horrible activities like fabricating bogus documents, forging our signs, and threatening other workers with violence if they said anything.

The couple still faces federal accusations for allegedly dodging federal taxes, despite having their state tax evasion allegation against them in Georgia dismissed in October 2019. A federal judge condemned the Chrisleys on November 21st.

Who are Todd and Julie Chrisley? The married hosts of the self-titled reality series Chrisley Knows Best are Todd and Julie. The series made its USA Network debut in 2014 and part two of its ninth season will begin in June. A 10th season, which is anticipated to start later this year, has also been renewed for the show.

The protagonist of the show is the patriarch, Todd, who is known for his brutally honest discipline of his five kids: Lindsay, Kyle, Chase, Savannah, and Grayson. Growing Up Chrisley, a documentary series that chronicles the lives of Chase and Savannah as they approach adulthood, was inspired by the family turmoil. Additionally, Todd is the host and producer of the speed dating and matchmaking series Love Limo.

After being charged with omitting approximately $2 million in state taxes between 2008 and 2016, Todd and Julie were arrested on 12 counts of bank and wire fraud, tax evasion, and conspiracy in August 2019. Additionally, the prosecution said that they utilized their production firm, 7C Action, to conceal from the IRS over $1 million in reality TV income and that Todd gave instructions to a worker to falsify income and asset records.

The Chrisleys turned themselves in and asserted their innocence at the time of the arrest. The Georgia Department of Revenue agreed that the Chrisley Knows Best actors had overpaid in four of those years and owed nothing for the other four, clearing them of their state tax evasion accusation in October of that year. For just one year of improper filing, they had a net liability of less than $77,000 in back taxes.

Why are Todd and Julie Chrisley currently facing charges? Todd and Julie are still facing federal charges for allegedly evading federal taxes during those same years, despite the Georgia Department of Revenue signing a settlement agreement that put an end to a two-year investigation into the couple’s alleged state tax liabilities. According to a press release shared with People at the time, both are charged with five counts of bank fraud, one count of conspiracy to defraud the United States, one count of tax fraud, one count of bank fraud, and one count of conspiracy to commit bank fraud. Additional charges of wire fraud and obstructing justice are pending against Julie Chrisley, Atlanta’s Fox 5 reported.

Peter Tarantino, the Chrisleys’ accountant, is accused of two counts of knowingly filing false tax returns as well as one count of conspiracy to defraud the U.S.

When did the trial for Todd and Julie Chrisley start? According to The Tennessean, the Todd and Julie Chrisley trial’s jury selection started on May 16th and was followed by opening remarks on May 17th. The couple’s trial in Atlanta, where the indictment was filed before they traveled to Tennessee, is anticipated to take three to four weeks.

What were the opening remarks in the Chrisley trial? In her opening statement on May 17th, Assistant U.S. Attorney Annelise Peters said that Todd and Julie had presented fictitious documents to banks, inflating their wealth in order to borrow over $30 million, which they had then burned on their opulent lifestyle and hidden money from the IRS. According to Insider, Peters told the jury that they make up their documents and lie through their teeth to obtain whatever they want, whenever they want it.

Bruce H. Morris, the attorney representing Todd Chrisley, accused Mark Braddock, the couple’s former employee, of impersonating Todd and perpetrating the fraud behind the couple’s backs after he was fired in 2012. Even after their relationship with Braddock was severed, the duo maintained their act, according to Peters, who called him a fraudster. According to the publication, Tarantino’s lawyer claimed that his client was in over his head and unfit to manage the Chrisleys’ affairs and noted that he failed the CPA exam multiple times over 20 years. “Tarantino is not a criminal,” the lawyer said, despite his lack of credentials.

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Now, what kind of punishment would Todd and Julie Chrisley receive if found guilty? People spoke with tax lawyer Don Delia when the Chrisleys were first charged in 2019, and she described the repercussions the pair would experience if found guilty of the alleged crimes. At the time, Delia stated that the IRS would be able to seize all of their assets in order to pay off the debt. If the case went to trial and the jury found in the government’s favor, they are facing a very serious case. According to her, the IRS raises the accusations from administrative to criminal when it’s a very significant case. If the jury finds in their favor, she continued, Todd and Julie may face up to five years in prison for tax evasion and perhaps even longer.

What was the result of the trial for Todd and Julie Chrisley? Todd and Julie were found guilty on all counts on June 7th in a federal court in Georgia following a trial that lasted almost three weeks, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. They were found guilty of conspiring to conduct bank fraud, bank fraud, conspiring to defraud the United States, and tax fraud. Also found guilty of wire fraud was Julie, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

They were found guilty of conspiring to conduct bank fraud, conspiring to defraud the United States, and tax fraud. Also found guilty of wire fraud was Julie, according to Insider. Peter Tarantino, the couple’s former attorney, was also convicted of conspiring to cheat the U.S. government and knowingly filing fraudulent tax forms. The Chrisleys might spend up to 30 years in prison, according to the source.

What is the sentence for Todd and Julie Chrisley? According to Insider and Fox 5 Atlanta, a federal judge sentenced the Chrisley pair on November 21st. Todd was given 12 years in jail and 16 months of probation, while Julie was given seven years in prison and 16 months of probation. According to Insider, Tarantino was also given a 36-month prison term. The couple’s former accountant, who was found guilty of participating in their fraud scheme in June, is scheduled to report to prison on May 1st, 2023, after having hip surgery, according to the publication.

Let’s now discuss how the kids will fare following the sentencing. In the episode of her podcast “Unlocked with Savannah Chrisley” that aired on Monday, Savannah Chrisley announced that she would be adopting her niece Chloe, 10, and her brother Grayson, 16. Prior to learning that both of her parents had been convicted of crimes, including bank fraud and tax evasion, and had earned lengthy prison sentences, the 25-year-old reality TV star talked about the possibility of becoming a legal guardian.

“Four days prior to my appearance in court,” the former pageant queen recalled, “being here is just so difficult. What will happen to my family and I is a mystery to me. I understand that the near future is going to be really challenging, and I may not be able to go back to live with both of my parents,” she said. “That’s the likelihood, those are the odds, and that’s my new normal,” she continued.

The Georgian actress sobbed as she thought about raising her sister and niece. She rose to stardom with her appearances on Chrisley Knows Best from 2014 to 2021. Savannah expressed worry that they would not be able to spend their first Thanksgiving together as a family and would instead return home on Tuesday with custody of a 16-year-old and 10-year-old, even though the two will not begin their term until January 15, 2023.

Savannah then lamented that Grayson and Chloe would have to wonder about their parents. “The most challenging aspect,