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Florida Woman Sentenced to Jail for Stealing Ashley Biden's Diary
crime1 year ago

Florida Woman Sentenced to Jail for Stealing Ashley Biden's Diary

A Florida woman, Aimee Harris, has been sentenced to one month in prison and three years of probation for stealing and selling the diary of President Joe Biden’s daughter, Ashley Biden, to Project Veritas in 2020. Harris pleaded guilty to stealing Biden’s belongings and soliciting help to sell them at a Donald Trump fundraiser, ultimately sending photos of the items to Project Veritas and transporting them to New York. She has accepted responsibility for her actions and is looking forward to moving on with her life, according to her attorney.

"Florida Woman Sentenced for Stealing and Selling Ashley Biden's Diary"
crime-and-justice1 year ago

"Florida Woman Sentenced for Stealing and Selling Ashley Biden's Diary"

A Florida woman, Aimee Harris, was sentenced to a month in jail and three months of house arrest for stealing and selling Ashley Biden's diary to Project Veritas for $40,000 during the 2020 presidential campaign. Harris and a codefendant pleaded guilty to conspiracy to transport stolen property across state lines and were ordered to return the money received from the sale. The judge called Harris' actions "despicable" and "heinous," while the prosecutor stated she stole "everything she could get her hands on" out of greed. The diary was later leaked to a right-wing news website just before the 2020 election.

Woman Sentenced to Jail for Stealing Ashley Biden's Diary
crime-and-justice1 year ago

Woman Sentenced to Jail for Stealing Ashley Biden's Diary

A Florida woman, Aimee Harris, has been sentenced to one month in prison and three years of probation for stealing and selling President Biden’s daughter Ashley Biden’s diary to the conservative group Project Veritas for $20,000. The judge called Harris’s actions "despicable," and she tearfully apologized during the sentencing. Harris must also forfeit the money she earned from the sale. The diary was made public shortly before the 2020 general election, and the FBI launched an investigation into how it ended up in Project Veritas's hands. Harris's sentencing was delayed multiple times, and she was told to report to prison in July.

Florida Woman Sentenced to Jail for Selling Ashley Biden's Diary
crime-and-justice1 year ago

Florida Woman Sentenced to Jail for Selling Ashley Biden's Diary

A Florida woman was sentenced to a month in jail and three months of home confinement for stealing and selling President Joe Biden’s daughter’s diary to Project Veritas. Aimee Harris, who pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge, received $20,000 of the $40,000 paid by Project Veritas for personal items belonging to Ashley Biden. The judge called her actions "despicable," and Harris apologized for enabling the private writings to be sold. The defense cited her traumatic life and efforts to care for her children, while the prosecutor urged a prison sentence, emphasizing that Ashley Biden was the victim in the case.

"Florida Woman Sentenced to Prison for Stealing Ashley Biden's Diary"
crime-and-justice1 year ago

"Florida Woman Sentenced to Prison for Stealing Ashley Biden's Diary"

A Florida woman who stole Ashley Biden's diary in 2020 was sentenced to one month in prison for her role in the theft, which also involved tax records, a cellphone, and family photographs. The woman and an accomplice pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges, and were paid $20,000 each by Project Veritas for the diary and other materials. The organization did not publish the diary, but another website did. The woman apologized to Ashley Biden during the sentencing and expressed regret for her actions, while the Department of Justice sought a sentence of four to 10 months of imprisonment.

"Florida Woman Sentenced to Prison for Stealing and Selling Ashley Biden's Diary"
crime-and-justice1 year ago

"Florida Woman Sentenced to Prison for Stealing and Selling Ashley Biden's Diary"

Aimee Harris, the Florida woman who stole President Biden's daughter's diary and sold it to a conservative group, has been sentenced to one month in prison and three months of home confinement. She pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge and admitted to receiving $20,000 of the $40,000 paid by Project Veritas for personal items belonging to Ashley Biden. The judge called her actions "despicable and serious," noting that she exploited the president's daughter for profit and to impact the presidential election. Harris apologized for enabling Ashley Biden's personal writings to be made public and is expected to report to a Florida federal prison in July.

"Florida Woman Sentenced to Prison for Stealing and Selling Ashley Biden's Diary"
crime1 year ago

"Florida Woman Sentenced to Prison for Stealing and Selling Ashley Biden's Diary"

Aimee Harris, the Florida woman who stole and sold Ashley Biden's diary, has been sentenced to one month in federal prison, three months of house arrest, and ordered to pay $20,000. The judge called her actions "despicable" and noted her attempt to impact the 2020 election. Harris admitted to getting half of the $40,000 paid by Project Veritas for the diary and had a history of disrespect for the law. She apologized for her actions, citing a history of domestic abuse and trauma, but the prosecutor emphasized that Ashley Biden was the true victim in the case.

Florida Woman Imprisoned for Theft of Ashley Biden's Diary
crime-and-justice1 year ago

Florida Woman Imprisoned for Theft of Ashley Biden's Diary

Aimee Harris, a Florida woman, was sentenced to a month in prison and three months of home confinement for stealing and selling Joe Biden’s daughter’s diary to Project Veritas. She received $20,000 of the $40,000 paid by the conservative group for personal items belonging to Ashley Biden. Harris apologized for her actions, citing a history of domestic abuse and trauma, and expressed regret for making Ashley Biden's private writings public. The judge noted that Harris had exhibited a "pattern of disrespect for the law and the justice system" and sentenced her to prison, while a co-defendant awaits sentencing.

"Florida Woman Sentenced for Selling Ashley Biden's Diary"
crime1 year ago

"Florida Woman Sentenced for Selling Ashley Biden's Diary"

Aimee Harris, a Florida woman, was sentenced to a month in prison for stealing Ashley Biden's diary and selling it to the right-wing group Project Veritas in an attempt to disrupt the 2020 election. She also received three years' probation, three months of home confinement, and was ordered to pay back the $40,000 she earned from the sale. The sentencing reflects the government's efforts to deter interference in elections, including the case of former President Donald J. Trump awaiting trial on charges related to the 2020 race.

Missouri AG Files Lawsuit Against Planned Parenthood Over Project Veritas Video
health-care1 year ago

Missouri AG Files Lawsuit Against Planned Parenthood Over Project Veritas Video

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey filed a lawsuit against Planned Parenthood, citing a video from Project Veritas as evidence of the organization illegally transporting minors out of state for abortions. The video, which was staged and edited, shows a man pretending to have a pregnant niece seeking abortion services for her without parental consent. Planned Parenthood has called the video "doctored" and "fraudulent," and the lawsuit has been criticized as politically motivated and based on a hypothetical scenario. The lawsuit has sparked controversy and is seen as part of a broader campaign against Planned Parenthood in Missouri.

"Project Veritas Admits False Voter Fraud Claims, Settles Lawsuits"
politics1 year ago

"Project Veritas Admits False Voter Fraud Claims, Settles Lawsuits"

Far-right group Project Veritas and its leader James O'Keefe admitted to having "no evidence" of voter fraud at a Pennsylvania post office during the 2020 election, settling a lawsuit with the postmaster of Erie. Claims by a Trump supporter mail carrier were recanted, and an investigation cleared the postmaster and colleagues of wrongdoing. Project Veritas, known for controversial video stings, has faced financial and legal troubles, including O'Keefe's resignation and the suspension of its operations. This settlement comes amid defamation lawsuits targeting Trump allies for spreading false election fraud claims.

Project Veritas CEO Resigns Amid Allegations of Financial Improprieties and Illegality
politics2 years ago

Project Veritas CEO Resigns Amid Allegations of Financial Improprieties and Illegality

Hannah Giles, the CEO of Project Veritas, a far-right "investigative journalism" organization, has resigned citing evidence of past illegality and financial improprieties within the organization. Giles took over from founder James O'Keefe in June, who is currently under investigation for misusing Project Veritas funds. The organization is known for its heavily edited videos and has faced previous controversies, including a video targeting Planned Parenthood in 2008 and a hidden-video "sting" on the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) in 2009.

Project Veritas CEO Resigns Amid Allegations of Illegality and Financial Improprieties
politics2 years ago

Project Veritas CEO Resigns Amid Allegations of Illegality and Financial Improprieties

Hannah Giles, the CEO of right-wing group Project Veritas, has resigned, citing evidence of past illegalities and financial improprieties within the organization. Giles brought this evidence to law enforcement agencies. Project Veritas, known for its selectively edited undercover sting videos targeting journalists and progressive groups, has faced controversy in the past. The group's founder, James O'Keefe, was previously ousted for alleged mistreatment of employees and misuse of donor funds. The Westchester County district attorney's office is currently investigating the allegations against O'Keefe.

Project Veritas CEO Resigns Amidst Evidence of Past Illegality and Financial Improprieties
politics2 years ago

Project Veritas CEO Resigns Amidst Evidence of Past Illegality and Financial Improprieties

Hannah Giles, CEO of conservative nonprofit Project Veritas, has resigned, citing evidence of past illegality and financial improprieties within the organization. Giles claims she was unaware of these issues when she took over the role earlier this year and brought the information to law enforcement agencies upon discovery. Project Veritas, known for using hidden cameras to embarrass journalists and political opponents, had previously suspended operations and fired most of its staff.

Project Veritas CEO Resigns Amid Allegations of Past Illegality and Financial Improprieties
media2 years ago

Project Veritas CEO Resigns Amid Allegations of Past Illegality and Financial Improprieties

Hannah Giles, the CEO of conservative media company Project Veritas, has abruptly stepped down, citing "strong evidence of past illegality and past financial improprieties." Giles, who took over as CEO earlier this year after James O'Keefe's departure, stated that she had contacted law enforcement authorities regarding the evidence. Project Veritas had previously sued O'Keefe over his messy exit, accusing him of misusing organization funds and mistreating employees. Giles mentioned that financial difficulties led to employee cuts, but she felt compelled to address the organization's financial condition.