This past Sunday night, Hulu dropped a documentary that painted Jen Shah in a very negative light.
And now, in the wake of the public having a chance to either view The Housewife & the Shah Shocker or at least to read about it, Jen Shah is hoping a judge will drop the charges against her.
Jen Shah has gone on record.
The troubled Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star said on a recent episode of the Bravo reality series that she's a very generous person who only wants to help others.
Despite Jen Shah's claims of being innocent, things are not looking good for her right now.
Her fellow Real Housewives smell blood in the water and are hungrily circling.
Jen Shah has doubled, tripled and quadrupled down.
On Sunday's night's new episode of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, all attention turned to Shah and her arrest on charges of money laundering... considering she was taken into custody on the previous installment.
On last week's The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, Meredith Marks' stunning theft accusation rocked her castmates.
She wasn't just angry that one of Jen Shah's employees allegedly stole from her. She was mad that the employee wasn't fired.
We're just gonna go ahead and make this very simple:
Jen Shah is f--ked.
We do not know when, if ever, Jen Shah will go on trial for her alleged role in a nationwide telemarketing scheme that reportedly defrauded elderly victims out of millions of dollars.
But we do know this:
Jen Shah would like to defend her honor.
Whatever honor she has left, that is.
Jen Shah just got arrested for her role in a nationwide telemarketing scheme.
On television, at least.
With the premiere of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 2, we all know what's coming.
Jen Shah will be arrested, and a lot of that mess was caught on camera, along with the aftermath.
As has been previously reported in detail, Jen Shah may go to jail for many years
She has been arrested on money laundering and conspiracy charges and is accused of defrauding a countless number of vulnerable citizens via a telemarketing scheme that she may have orchestrated.
Jen Shah is in serious trouble with the law.
And this fact may finally be sinking in for The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star.
Back in March, Jen Shah was arrested on multiple charges of fraud.
She was accused at the time of victimizing an endless array of senior citizens across numerous states, lying to them about potential business opportunities and then selling their personal information for a massive profit.
As it turns out, things can get worse for Jen Shah.
How much worse?
Jen Shah has been accused of preying upon elderly victims across a multi-state scheme in which she lied about business opportunities available in order to gather personal information from these people and sell it to the highest bidder.
But The Real Housewives of Salt Lake Ciity star now says there's only real victim in this alleged scandal.
Jen Shah may be headed for jail some time in the distant future.
The polarizing Bravo personality waits for her next court hearing.
Tamra Judge has a few thoughts about Jen Shah.
Well, to be more precise, we supposed, Tamra Judge has one thought about Jen Shah.
Jen Shah seems like a really terrible person.
But here's the thing, right?
Late last week, Jen Shah entered a plea in court.
The disgraced Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star told a judge that she is NOT guilty of conspiracy to commit wire fraud in connection with telemarketing and/or conspiracy to commit money laundering.
Jen Shah may be headed to prison.
First, though, she may be headed to a courtroom.
Jen Shah probably has bigger things to worry about right now than her future on The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City.
As previously reported, Shah was arrested on Tuesday for conspiracy to commit wire fraud in connection with telemarketing, and conspiracy to commit money laundering.
A Real Housewives cast member appears to be in real trouble with the law.
Jen Shah, along with one of her assistants, Stuart Smith, has been arrested for her alleged role in a telemarketing scheme that defrauded hundreds of victims throughout the United States.
