Completely Messed Her Up in Prison! ״Chrisley Knows Best״ Star Julie Chrisley Finally Reveals How.

You know we’re alive and kicking and uh we appreciate all of the support that we have received. The Chrisley Knows Best actors’ trials began in May 2022, more than two years after Todd and Julie Chrisley were charged with many charges of bank and wire fraud, tax evasion, and conspiracy. Want all the details? Well, stay till the end and learn everything. Also, make sure you subscribe to our channel so you don’t miss out on our exciting new videos.

On May 17th, Todd, 53, and Julie, 49, appeared in court in Atlanta for the beginning of the case. In her opening comments, Assistant U.S. Attorney Annelise Peters stated that the two lied about their income to banks in order to obtain a loan of more than 30 million dollars. According to Insider, Peters asserted in court that they withheld money from the IRS, saying that they make up paperwork and lie through their teeth to get whatever they want whenever they want. In response, the attorney for the U.S. stars claimed that Mark Braddock, a former employee of Todd and Julie, had impersonated Todd after being fired in 2012 to commit the crimes behind the couple’s back.

In her remarks to the jury, Peters referred to Braddock as a fraudster but asserted that Todd and Julie’s alleged deception persisted after he was fired. Peters claimed that Todd, Julie, and Braddock targeted community banks and engaged in scrapbooking or the act of copying and pasting pieces of financial records with the intention of concealing the money. In 2019, Todd, who has been married to Julie since 1996, refuted the accusations. It all began back in 2012 when we learned that a dependable employee of ours had been seriously stealing from us. I won’t go into details, but it encompassed a lot of pretty nasty things like fabricating paperwork and signing them without our consent while threatening to harm other workers if they spoke up. He unlawfully bugged our home, which we even found out about. The user wrote on Instagram to get revenge. He presented the U.S. Attorney’s Office with a number of his fictitious documents and claimed that he had engaged in numerous financial crimes, including tax evasion and bank fraud. That certainly caught their interests, but after we had a chance to introduce him and explain what he had done to us, they realized it was all nonsense and sent him on his way.

At the time, Todd said the former worker persuaded a separate set of detectives at the U.S. Attorney’s Office not only to reopen the case but also to offer him immunity from prosecution for his own crimes and pursue charges against us. I’m telling you all this now because we have nothing to hide and have done nothing to be embarrassed about, he declared at the time. Not only do we know we haven’t done anything wrong, but we also have a ton of concrete proof and numerous witnesses who agree with us to back it up.

Todd and Julie Chrisley’s alleged offenses with regard to the five charges of bank fraud, one count of conspiracy to conduct bank fraud, one count of conspiracy to defraud the United States, and one count of tax fraud. Todd and Julie were charged, according to The Tennessean. Julie is also accused of one count of wire fraud and one count of obstructing justice. She has been charged with fabricating phony bank records and a fictitious credit report in order to rent a house. Peter Tarantino, the couple’s accountant, is also in court because he faces charges of conspiring to cheat the government and two counts of knowingly filing fake tax forms. Tarantino, Todd, and Julie have all entered a not guilty plea.

Mark Braddock, and who is he? Insiders claim that Braddock testified in court that he became acquainted with Todd in the early 2000s after meeting him at their respective children’s schools. Until 2012, he was employed by Todd’s foreclosure management companies. Braddock stated that he generated phony Microsoft Word documents to lie about Todd and Julie’s income in order to make them appear wealthier so that they could allegedly obtain loans. The government granted Braddock immunity in exchange for his assistance. Morris, the attorney for the Chrisleys, asserted that Braddock sought out the FBI for protection and retribution because he was obsessed with Todd. He said Braddock has also stolen money from the couple.

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What did Julie and Todd Chrisley purchase with their money? Braddock said that Todd and Julie were spending more than they were making by hiring three housekeepers, purchasing pricey vehicles, and paying Todd to fly from Atlanta to California for twice-monthly hair sessions at the Beverly Hills Hotel. The twosome allegedly received at least 60 million dollars in loans, according to Braddock, who claimed that he needed one question about Todd’s assertion that he spent three hundred thousand dollars annually on clothing, a claim he made on Chrisley Knows Best. The TV personality’s attorney suggested the program wasn’t entirely accurate. Everything is a part of the sizzle, Morris reportedly told Insider. It’s all a part of the show. All of it is a part of the performance.

Former employee Todd Chrisley claimed that they were intimate. I was involved in providing him with what he needed. We shared a deep personal friendship. According to Insider, Braddock said in court that after their perpetrated one-year romantic relationship ended, the two men had a “brotherhood” and business relationship. The blackmailer’s assertions in court, Braddock asserted that Todd paid 38 thousand dollars in cash to an unnamed blackmailer who sent texts to Todd and Braddock threatening to reveal their alleged defer and dishonest conduct. Todd Chrisley’s eldest child has previously referred to him as a monster and claimed that he and brother Chase Chrisley threatened to make public the purported sex tape she had with them, according to Insider. She asserted there was no sex tape and that Todd has not attempted to blackmail her. In court, the court reportedly reprimanded her for not taking the prosecutor’s questions seriously.

As well, closing remarks, Morris continued to criticize Braddock in his conclusion. The Chrisley’s attorney stated on June 2nd that Mark Braddock is the perfect picture of reasonable doubt, calling the allegations of an affair fantasy. In addition, the attorney disputed claims made by the government regarding supposed emails between the couple and Braddock ordering their former employee to alter bank records. The emails Mark Braddock provided would have been created by AOL if they actually existed, according to Braddock. The jury then started to deliberate.

What did the judge decide? Well, on June 7th, the jury came to a verdict and found the couple guilty on all counts. According to a statement from their lawyer, the twosome were disappointed in the verdict and are planning to appeal. It was planned to be sent at a later time.

Was this trial videotaped? Us verified that the court hearings were not captured for Chrisley Knows Best. One day after the couple received their decision, part two of the ninth season of the show was taped before the trial. A source claims Savannah speaks up. This life is so unfair, yet we’re all trying our best. I’ll keep supporting my family and seeking justice. In a post on social media made on June 16th, Todd and Julie’s oldest daughter stated justice for ourselves and for those that the system has failed. Recently, I felt betrayed by God and as though my persistent prayers have gone unanswered, but I do think you will utilize every trial and tribulation we go through to make us stronger and get us ready for a larger purpose. So, I’ll keep trusting in our Lord and Savior, Savannah said. I ask for perseverance, faith, and love. We appreciate everyone who has continued to support us. The struggle continues.

What will Todd and Julie do next? The two will be sentenced on October 6, 2022, after hiring three new attorneys to their team. Several weeks after the June 7th verdict, Todd and Julie were given a 30-day delay to seek an acquittal. In documents submitted on June 14, the pair stated that the postponement was essential to allow for careful preparation of their argument and to study court transcripts. Strengthening their legal team, the Chrisleys wanted to have three additional attorneys join their defense team before their sentencing hearing, bringing the total number of attorneys on their team to five. According to court documents obtained by Us in June, two of the new hires are experts in entertainment law appeals and criminal defense cases. The court previously filed for an acquittal in the wake of their guilty verdict, and on June 23, USA will premiere part two of the ninth season of their popular show, which was filmed before their trial. Following their convictions, it’s unknown if in the wake of the decision the network would shoot fresh episodes for the recently ordered 10th season.