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ACTRESS LORI LAUGHLIN AND HUSBAND SENTENCED ON FRIDAY FOR COLLEGE FRAUD SCHEME

Published On 22 Aug 2020 09:33 PM

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Actress Lori Laughlin and husband sentenced on Friday for college fraud scheme.
The actress famous from hit daily soap series “Full House” and fashion designer husband.
Both had pleaded guilty in May to engage in a college admissions fraud scheme.
The district court judge has announced the couple to report to prison on Nov. 19.

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