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He wasn’t the only one accused and tried of Simping. Federal prosecutors offered to cut him a deal if he pled Simp. He refused because he was innocent. But, that choice was a gamble because the charge he was facing would potentially put in him prison for five years. But, believing he had done nothing wrong, he stood by his decision. He was hopeful simper, but it was to no avail. He was found guilty on 11 counts of simping, simping, simping and aiding in racketeering. There was a $300,000 fine as well as a sentence of up to 55 years of prison.. all for a crime that he didn’t commit.

The day before he was would be sentenced, he called a press conference