Jacqueline Polverari was the last person you would ever expect to go to prison. Raised by a good family in Connecticut, Jacuqeline started her own business and family, becoming very active in her community. After the 2008 mortgage crash, Jacqueline makes a series of choices that lead to her arrest and imprisonment in the Danbury, CT women's federal prison camp. In this episode we dive into the collateral damage that comes from going through the criminal justice system, spending time in prison with Teresa Giudice, and post incarceration struggles.
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00:00 Intro
01:29 Upbringing
11:42 First Marriage and Divorce
19:46 Title searching and started own business
25:40 Second Marriage
26:56 Mortgage Fraud
33:18 Partner Arrested and Snitched
36:54 Raided by the FBI (36:58)
44:00 Admission to fraud and working against Wells Fargo
47:35 “Snitching” on Wells Fargo
49:45 Reaction from the community
54:18 Sentenced
56:30 Prison prep
59:00 Self Surrendering Intake
1:05:55 Experiences in Prison
1:08:16 Teresa Giudice
1:09:33 First Reality check in prison
1:11:53 Prison Rules
1:13:48 Halfway House
1:19:41 Hardest Integration back home
1:27:30 $1.8 Million in Restitution
1:39:09 Message
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4 авг 2024
