In addition to putting up $15,000 to get her daughter more time on the SATs, Huffman also explored a plan to boost the test scores of a second daughter, according to court papers.
The plot involved students who attended or were seeking to attend Georgetown, Stanford, Yale, the University of California, Los Angeles, the University of San Diego, USC, the University of Texas and Wake Forest University, according to federal prosecutors. Parents paid Singer $15,000 to $75,000 per test for someone else to take the SAT or ACT exams in place of their college-age sons or daughters, according to the court papers.
Riddell was paid roughly $10,000 per test, money that was often funneled through a charity account set up by Singer, the indictment says. In one of the most egregious cases outlined in the indictment, a set of parents agreed to pay Singer $1.2 million to get their daughter into Yale. Singer set the plot in motion in November 2017 when he passed along the applicant's biographical information to an associate and instructed her to create a bogus athletic profile, court papers say.
Meredith, 51, was charged Tuesday with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and honest services wire fraud. He could not be reached.
NBCNews anblanx Opinion | There are some things, it's okay to be excluded from. Many scheme to have [advantage] over others and end up being taken [advantage] of in close quarters...
NBCNews anblanx Bewildering as to why they'd want to ruin everything they've worked hard for just to get their privileged kids a placement they will squander. This is just one peak behind 'privilege' curtain. The high profile arrests seem appropriate.
NBCNews anblanx Wealthy parents trying 2buy their children's way N2 prestigious colleges is shameful. These kids grow up with an entirely false sense of identity and never have the honor of building their reputation on their skills and talents and not their connections. CollegeCheatingScandal
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NBCNews anblanx She should not be made an Example because she is Famous.... It all Started with those accepting the Bribes ... Concentrate on THOSE... One can want to give all they want, but if ONE is not there to ACCEPT, the chain is broken.
NBCNews anblanx Can we FINALLY start talking about the real entitlements in this country that need to be addressed? Those enjoyed by the uber-rich? Entitled to tax breaks. Entitled to bank fraud. Entitled to lobby for hostile foreign governments. And now entitled to schools they don’t deserve.
NBCNews anblanx The sad thing. This would probably just been a ho-hum so what story, if only wealthy families and two actors hadn't been involved.
NBCNews anblanx Where's the universities responsibility to check these applicants out? I guess the bursar's make the ultimate decision huh
NBCNews anblanx Oops! There goes half of Hallmark Channel’s programming!
NBCNews anblanx Lock her up!!!
NBCNews anblanx So wait! A mother pays to get her child into college. Which is totally wrong. She just shoulda payed off the kids hookers and things woulda been good 🤦🏻♂️
NBCNews anblanx Thats the same thing Donald Trump's father did for him, don't you think seeing how dumb he really is, where is his educated brain hiding
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NBCNews anblanx Where's Uncle Jesse when you need him?
NBCNews anblanx See how 2faced msnbc and CNN are...she is a Democrat but they won't mention that...if it was a Republican they would be going after them hard
NBCNews anblanx Im amazed at how the focus is on two actresses here. I want to hear more about the coaches and universities involved.
NBCNews anblanx Good, now get Trump!!
NBCNews anblanx Good
NBCNews anblanx Does this mean she'll miss that frat party tonight?
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