Wow Lori Laughlin has NO shame!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wonder if Lori will be prancing up the courthouse and signing autographs after this debacle?

"Lori Loughlin and her husband Mossimo Giannulli reportedly thought prosecutors in her college admissions cheating case were bluffing when they declined a plea deal that called for 2.5 years in prison. ... They are now facing 20 years behind bars."

"She has been in complete denial and thought maybe she could skate by. She refused to accept any jail time and thought the DA was bluffing. She was adamant she wouldn't do any jail time," a source told the outlet. "Lori is finally realizing just how serious this is. She is seeing the light that she will do jail time and is freaking out."

https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/2019/04/229322/lori-loughlin-college-scandal-prison-time

Ha. That sounds like a totally accurate description. Lori thought that all she had to do was smile sweetly and this whole thing would (Poof!) blow away. She's finally getting that she is in some serious sh*t. I doubt she grasps why what she did was wrong which is truly astounding. The height of entitlement.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wonder if Lori will be prancing up the courthouse and signing autographs after this debacle?

"Lori Loughlin and her husband Mossimo Giannulli reportedly thought prosecutors in her college admissions cheating case were bluffing when they declined a plea deal that called for 2.5 years in prison. ... They are now facing 20 years behind bars."

"She has been in complete denial and thought maybe she could skate by. She refused to accept any jail time and thought the DA was bluffing. She was adamant she wouldn't do any jail time," a source told the outlet. "Lori is finally realizing just how serious this is. She is seeing the light that she will do jail time and is freaking out."

https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/2019/04/229322/lori-loughlin-college-scandal-prison-time

Ha. That sounds like a totally accurate description. Lori thought that all she had to do was smile sweetly and this whole thing would (Poof!) blow away. She's finally getting that she is in some serious sh*t. I doubt she grasps why what she did was wrong which is truly astounding. The height of entitlement.

Yeah karma can be a real bitch and I for one will be very happy to see that smug grin replaced with sober reality

[Anonymous]

I am sure she is very removed from reality. Her actions in bribing to get her not-ready-for-college kids proves how naive she is. I am not surprised if she thinks she can get away with this.

[Anonymous]

Did Lori L really make that much money from Full House? I would not have expected her to be so wealthy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Did Lori L really make that much money from Full House? I would not have expected her to be so wealthy.

Nope. Her husband owns the Mossimo brand.

https://www.mossimo.com/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wonder if Lori will be prancing up the courthouse and signing autographs after this debacle?

"Lori Loughlin and her husband Mossimo Giannulli reportedly thought prosecutors in her college admissions cheating case were bluffing when they declined a plea deal that called for 2.5 years in prison. ... They are now facing 20 years behind bars."

"She has been in complete denial and thought maybe she could skate by. She refused to accept any jail time and thought the DA was bluffing. She was adamant she wouldn't do any jail time," a source told the outlet. "Lori is finally realizing just how serious this is. She is seeing the light that she will do jail time and is freaking out."

https://www.refinery29.com/en-us/2019/04/229322/lori-loughlin-college-scandal-prison-time

Ha. That sounds like a totally accurate description. Lori thought that all she had to do was smile sweetly and this whole thing would (Poof!) blow away. She's finally getting that she is in some serious sh*t. I doubt she grasps why what she did was wrong which is truly astounding. The height of entitlement.

Exactly. Hollywood elites need to go where they belong.

[Anonymous]

40 years... that's how long the prosecutors are seeking now for Lori Laughlin... 40 freaking years.

Conspiracy, money laundering, wire fraud, bribery, etc, etc, etc.

Felicity Huffman has really great legal advisors on her team.
She didn't hesitate to plead guilty when being advised to & although she'll get 2-4 months in prison, legal experts are saying she may be able to get house arrest for her whole sentence.

Lori Loughlin is the antithesis of Felicity Huffman in every way in this situation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:40 years... that's how long the prosecutors are seeking now for Lori Laughlin... 40 freaking years.

Conspiracy, money laundering, wire fraud, bribery, etc, etc, etc.

Felicity Huffman has really great legal advisors on her team.
She didn't hesitate to plead guilty when being advised to & although she'll get 2-4 months in prison, legal experts are saying she may be able to get house arrest for her whole sentence.

Lori Loughlin is the antithesis of Felicity Huffman in every way in this situation.

40 years = 20 years EACH... yikes!

[Anonymous]

I think she should do time, but 20-40 years is excessive.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think she should do time, but 20-40 years is excessive.

No one thinks she'll do that much and I don't know where people are getting 40 years. It's 20 tops including the wire fraud and money laundering...per person.

Pleading it down should get her 2-4 years. The Guidices, Joe in particular, were facing up to 30 years and had $500,000 bonds.

If Lori had plead guilty like Felicity and Joe, it wouldn't be nearly as bad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:40 years... that's how long the prosecutors are seeking now for Lori Laughlin... 40 freaking years.

Conspiracy, money laundering, wire fraud, bribery, etc, etc, etc.

Felicity Huffman has really great legal advisors on her team.
She didn't hesitate to plead guilty when being advised to & although she'll get 2-4 months in prison, legal experts are saying she may be able to get house arrest for her whole sentence.

Lori Loughlin is the antithesis of Felicity Huffman in every way in this situation.

Yes. But I also believe that Felicity and Lori are two very different people. Felicity and her husband and serious actor who have garnered really good reps in the industry. Lori is a has-been sitcom star resting her laurels on Hallmark and Lifetime. No one believes for a second that she is a "serious actor". She's just a famous person who likes fame who married a businessman with a lot of money.

I truly think that Felicity is embarrassed and remorseful. I also think she's going to have a hard time emotionally recovering from what this has done to her reputation.

[Anonymous]

It seems to me that if I were facing criminal charges and *thought* I had some justification or mitigating circumstances, I would not jump at the first plea deal to come my way, especially given how fast this has accelerated (they were charged only a month or so ago, right?) so I am not surprised at LL for not taking the original deal offered to her. If facing jail time, wouldn’t you want a little time to mull over your options? I think the prosecutors are on a ego trip to bump the charges and penalties so fast. (If this were any other case out of the press’s eye, the prosecutors may not even have offered a deal yet.)

Unrelated- I really do not get the parents involved in this matter. If I had that much money, the last thing I would do is spend a chunk of it to buy my kid’s way into college even setting aside the obvious moral and legal reasons not to do that. Aren’t the goals of college to (1) get a good education, which clearly none of these people really cared about, and (2) to get on a good career path, which none of these people’s kids needed college to do given their parents’ stations in life.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:40 years... that's how long the prosecutors are seeking now for Lori Laughlin... 40 freaking years.

Conspiracy, money laundering, wire fraud, bribery, etc, etc, etc.

Felicity Huffman has really great legal advisors on her team.
She didn't hesitate to plead guilty when being advised to & although she'll get 2-4 months in prison, legal experts are saying she may be able to get house arrest for her whole sentence.

Lori Loughlin is the antithesis of Felicity Huffman in every way in this situation.

Yes. But I also believe that Felicity and Lori are two very different people. Felicity and her husband and serious actor who have garnered really good reps in the industry. Lori is a has-been sitcom star resting her laurels on Hallmark and Lifetime. No one believes for a second that she is a "serious actor". She's just a famous person who likes fame who married a businessman with a lot of money.

I truly think that Felicity is embarrassed and remorseful. I also think she's going to have a hard time emotionally recovering from what this has done to her reputation.

Sounds like Felicity also has really great PR people on her team based on this post .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:40 years... that's how long the prosecutors are seeking now for Lori Laughlin... 40 freaking years.

Conspiracy, money laundering, wire fraud, bribery, etc, etc, etc.

Felicity Huffman has really great legal advisors on her team.
She didn't hesitate to plead guilty when being advised to & although she'll get 2-4 months in prison, legal experts are saying she may be able to get house arrest for her whole sentence.

Lori Loughlin is the antithesis of Felicity Huffman in every way in this situation.

She must be sh*tting a brick right now, lol.

She will never actually serve that much time but it is clear that the prosecution is not playing around. She should have accepted the plea deal when it was only 2.5 years.

[Anonymous]

I predict that in 5 years, Lori Laughlin will be even more famous and landing bigger television roles (not just Lifetime). I also predict that her daughter will have a lucrative makeup brand. Mark my words!

I'm not saying I want this to happen--I find the whole situation to be deeply disturbing--but notoriety + wealth is a pretty winning combination in the United States. Exhibit A: Kim Kardashian's sex tape.