Jen Shah's FRAUD: From Real Housewife To JAILHOUSE...

Jen Shah was one of the most popular Housewives from the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City franchise. That is, until she was exposed for fraud in a telemarketing scheme that defrauded the elderly. Jen Shah was known for living a lavish lifestyle that she flaunted on the Bravo reality show. But what her fans didn't know what that her wealth was obtained through fraudulent activity and stealing from one of the most vulnerable populations. Now, Jen Shah resides in federal prison. From housewife to jailhouse, this is the story of Jen Shah...

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
3:11 Early Life
5:38 Getting Rich
9:34 Reality Star
13:56 Crimes
27:23 Conviction
31:47 Aftermath
39:02 Conclusion

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[ari_isabelle]

Over the years I’ve realized that there’s no point in being jealous of some of these influencers, a lot of them aren’t actually as successful as it may seem. You can never trust anyone on the internet, especially if there’s something fishy behind it.

[SimSimza]

When the lady said, would she do this to her mum? Yes, she would do this to her mum. Jen Shah's mum sold a house to help pay for lawyer fees because Jen swore to her that she was innocent. Saw it on the show. It's that bad!

[Gluttony-wj]

Stealing from the eldery is definitely pure evil. Another level of sick.

[casswashwash]

The anxiety she felt of going to prison is what those people felt you took advantage of when they lost sm

[mishir]

As someone who doesnt consume reality tv I appreciate your break downs, just as binge worthy 😊

[ohmytwilightM]

Five years is a slap in the face to those she scammed. She deserves 10 yrs.

[SearchingStranger]

I find it funny that Shah keeps mentioning how she regrets her "decision" as though she was talking about regretting what she chose for breakfast. Bruh, scamming the elderly for NINE YEARS can't be called a "decision" anymore but active maliciousness.

[zrlrfoj]

While stealing from the elderly is no doubt a disgusting crime, the way she treats people around her adds another layer. People will do anything for money and success, but terrorizing people that work for, with and around you for no reason and no benefit shows so much enjoyment of being cruel. Its being cruel and causing harm for the sake of it.

[kristinrad]

I feel guilty for things I did in dreams, so the idea of being able to rob the elderly and risk their lives since they are often on extremely tight, fixed budgets while bragging and spending and then merchandising your crime is impossible for me to grasp.

[MonaLyssa]

I accidentally miscalculated a tip on an expensive meal and didn't leave enough for the waiter (I forgot to double the amount after moving the decimal because I have literally never spent that much money on a meal in my life so I actually thought it was a good tip). This was 7 years ago and I still think about it and feel horribly about it, so the fact that there are people who scam people and seem to feel no remorse is not only horrifying, it's completely unfathomable to me.

[ililili]

Anyone who calls themselves a good person: 🚨🚩🚨🚩🚨🚩🚨🚩🚨🚩🚨🚩🚨🚩🚨

[ThestuffthatSaralikes]

I’m convinced Bravo WANTS people like this- crooks and all! It brings viewers, even if they’re just watching the dumpster fire burn, they’re STILL watching.

[summerb]

The nerve of her talking about her anxiety when they took her to prison. That's not a quarter of what the people she bamboozled felt.

[Unicorgo]

I cant believe how she involves ethnicity and religion into her heartless scam and how she plays victim now. Shame shame shame

[camerongaillard]

Idk how you do it but I’m incredibly grateful that every video you produce is interesting, quality, and done with so much empathy and compassion for the subjects regardless of their actions. So appreciate your content 💕

[karacoconutag]

We get one life. I can't fathom spending it getting into petty fights, faking a massive collection of luxurious material things, and most of all, scamming the vulnerable. This woman is WILD!

[melissak]

"I am the person behind the curtain??". Wow did that statement come back to bite her in the ass big time 😂😂❤

[Crime.Chronicles]

When my uncle had early stages of dementia he had these people calling him claiming they were family and because he didn't know any better he sent them money and they got a bunch of money from him a couple times before my aunt realized what had happened, it's beyond disgusting that people prey on those that can hardly help themselves & I hope every person that commits fraud to this degree gets caught.

[slytherinhouse]

How are you finding all these adults that haven't ever been held accountable? 😂 I don't know Jen.. but I think it's safe to say.. if you commit fraud, bash people, and throw little tantrums.. you probably aren't THAT great of a person. 🤷‍♀️😂

[sadia]

The elderly need their savings to cover their basic needs. It’s so evil to steal from them and and leaving them with overwhelming debt that they cannot pay off…but what’s really gross is her absolute lack of empathy and humanity…absolute evil