College Admission Scandal See Hollywood Actresses Felicity Huffman And Lori Loughlin Facing Prison

April 10. 2019

Lori Loughlin and daughters Oliva Jade and Isabella

The college admission scandal in America has netted a number of arrests, among them Hollywood stars. 50 people paid college admissions adviser, William Rick Singer, a total of $25,000,000 to get their undeserving children into top universities in America. As a part of the illegal scheme, Singer had proctors take tests for the underperforming children of rich and famous people. In some cases, huge donations were solicited by Singer, to pay universities, for admitting academically undeserving students, often fraudulently using sports as a side door.

For instance, the New York Times reported, “A teenage girl who did not play soccer magically became a star soccer recruit at Yale. Cost to her parents: $1.2 million.” It is highly questionable that a spot be given to someone who did not earn it in academia and sports, as it deprives a potential future star athlete with experience of an opportunity to achieve great things for themselves and country. Football (soccer) fans can spot a fake rather quickly and waste no time in vociferously pointing it out, demanding the person be removed from the team.

Another example of the fraud that occurred in the scandal is Hollywood actress, Lori Loughlin, of "Full House" fame and her husband, Target clothing designer, Mossimo Giannulli, giving Singer a large fee to get their underachieving daughters, Olivia Jade and Isabella, into the much sought after University of Southern California (USC).

USC is listed among the top schools in America. Many in Hollywood have given large endowments with the goal of their children being admitted into the university. Singer determined a $500,000 donation would be needed, as well as fraudulently claiming Olivia Jade and Isabella are expert, experienced rowers, who have the skill to be on the crew team at USC. The fraudulent application claiming they are expert rowers with many hours under their belt in the sport, along with the $500,000 donation, was enough to get them into USC.

Lori Loughlin was visibly embarrassed at the very unintelligent things her daughter was stating in a social networking videos

However, things began to unravel, as social media influencer, Olivia Jade, who has a following on Instagram, began talking too much online. Olivia Jade's friends in high school began stating she never did any rowing and was seldom in class. They were baffled that she graduated high school and got into USC.

Social networking videos Olivia Jade put on Instagram and You Tube, set a bad example, as they showed her dismissing education and promoting partying. For example, Olivia Jade stated in a video posted online “I don’t really care about school, as you guys all know.”

Some videos left her mother with an embarrassed look on her face, as Olivia Jade stated she did not know “clout” was a real word and thought it was slang. Olivia Jade also bragged that her dad faked it in college and implied she is doing the same. The more she spoke, the more people realized something unethical and illegal was transpiring regarding an uneducated young woman, who was not applying herself, graduating high school and getting into a top California university.

Olivia Jade couldn’t even fill out the college application on her own, stating she is “confused” by it. There is no way someone of her basic mental level and struggles could legitimately get into USC. It became clear to many of her followers on social networking and observers that something questionable transpired.

Lori Loughlin (center) and husband Mossimo Giannulli (second from the left)

Many are of the belief that Olivia Jade’s comments on social networking led the government to investigate what has now become the college admissions scandal, leading to 50 arrests. Among the people who were arrested are Olivia Jade’s parents Loughlin and Giannulli.

Due to public outcry over the scandal, Olivia Jade and Isabella withdrew from USC, as people stated they did not earn their place at the prestigious university and deprived deserving students of their spots. Olivia Jade has also lost her two social media endorsements with Tresame and Sephora. Loughlin has taken down all her social media pages.

Hollywood actress Felicity Huffman paid Singer $15,000 to have a proctor take the dreaded SAT exam for her daughter, Georgia Macy. Huffman’s daughter had scored very poorly. The proctor who took the test for Georgia was able to more than double her score with the goal of getting her admitted to a top university.

Huffman was arrested on wire fraud and honest services fraud. She posted $250,000 bond. Huffman’s husband, actor William H. Macy, was not indicted in the scandal. Huffman pled guilty and apologized, accepting a plea deal to avoid a worse prison sentence. Huffman is now facing 4-10 months in prison.

Georgia Macy and mother Felicity Huffman

Loughlin and Giannulli rejected the plea deal and pled not guilty. This prompted the government to multiply the charges on the couple and 33 others, who refused the offer of a guilty plea for lesser sentences. The new charges they have been hit with in a second indictment are more serious. The second indictment lists the charges as “conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud” and “money laundering conspiracy.” They are now potentially facing 40-years in prison, which is double the time behind bars they were grappling with before.

One sees this type of behavior in Hollywood all the time. Underachieving people admitted to universities, organizations and boards they do not belong on, as they are severely unqualified. Many in Hollywood do not apply themselves and neither do their offspring. They think they are living on TV, where a writer makes up a script and all of a sudden they are accomplished and skilled surgeons and engineers, without any training or hard work. Hollywood denizens do not like being told no and will go to extremes in fraudulently getting what they want, if it breaks the law. This is true of Hollwood in many facets of life.

Huffman and Loughlin are not the only people in Hollywood to questionably have gotten their children unearned places at universities. It is suspected that music producer Dr. Dre’s $70,000,000 donation (with Jimmy Iovine) to USC, got his daughter, Truly Young, into the school. In light of the arrests, Dre bragged about getting his daughter into USC, but quickly took the social media posts down, when people researched and discovered the large donation he gave to the university.

He is one of many in Hollywood to have done this and USC is not the only school in question. This is standard Hollywood behavior - issuing bribes in attempts at circumventing the law and rules of society. In life such things never last. It all comes to a screeching halt.

Truly Young and her dad Dr. Dre (Andre Young)

Hollywood stars often do not impart proper values to their children. They do not teach them how to be hardworking and disciplined. They spoil their children, who grow up believing they can buy anything they want, including college degrees and human beings. As such, the children of Hollywood stars are often addicted to drugs, have no job skills and an underdeveloped intellect.

This is also why so many children of Hollywood stars end up behind bars as adults, because their parents gave them no discipline, structure or sense of responsibility in life. They grew up always getting what they wanted. Then, they get out into the real world and somebody tells them no, and all heck breaks loose.

A historic case of a highly questionable admittance to a top university is former U.S. President, George W. Bush. He was admitted to and graduated from prestigious Yale university, the alma mater of his dad, former U.S. President, George H.W. Bush. However, as many Americans and international citizens have publicly noted many times, George W. Bush, is an idiot.

There's no way a man who used the words "misunderestimate" and "strategery" legitimately graduated from the ivy league school, Yale, where the curriculum is difficult. By many people's accounts, Bush spent his time in school getting drunk and high. Yet he mysteriously graduated from Yale, one of the most difficult schools in America.

You're really trying to tell me that graduated from Yale

However, what's the worse that could happen regarding an entitled, unintelligent, immoral, spoilt brat gaining an undeserved degree to a top university well above his intelligence level, which opens many doors for him that he never should have walked through.

The uneducated, morally questionable man becomes president, embarrasses the country worldwide by making one stupid and incorrect statement after another for his entire tenure, lies about weapons of mass destruction to illegally invade a foreign nation to get their oil, in acts that leave 6,000 American troops and 1,000,000 Iraqis dead. The irony is that's not even the worst thing Bush has done, because he is a spoilt brat, who never followed the laws of society and was determined to always get his way, no matter who was harmed or deprived. A forthcoming scandal will reveal more about that subject.

Maybe, just maybe, had Bush taken a humanities course in university and actually did the work himself, none of the aforementioned war crimes would have transpired. Then again, evil is in his blood. After all, his grandfather, Prescott Bush, via the Union Banking Corporation, bankrolled the construction of the concentration camps that housed and slaughtered 6,000,000 Jews under their family friend Hitler.

And the moral of the story is, only the cream should rise to the top in society. When the crap rises to the top through dishonest, unearned means, societies fall and people suffer.

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