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Lost in the conviction of this reality twin/es-cort is the fact she signed up for a bestiality site membership to meet like minded people using the dead man’s credit card.

Shannade Clermont

Bad Girls Club

Shannade Clermont vs. the U.S.A.

On the afternoon of Thursday, April 4, Shannade Clermont learned her fate in a downtown Manhattan federal court room. As one-half of model and reality star siblings the Clermont Twins, she was facing fraud charges sure to further cement the pair’s now-infamous reputation among their fans on the internet. But as a human being, in real time, Shannade’s character traits, flaws and all, were under scrutiny that few who have followed her will ever experience.

The felony wire fraud charge was in connection with a 42-year-old real estate broker named James Alesi, with whom she had a prostitution date on the night of January 31, 2017. During the meeting, Alesi reportedly drank alcohol and took cocaine mixed with fentanyl before passing out. Shannade then allegedly used the opportunity to copy info from two of Alesi’s debit cards, then left without telling anyone Alesi was incapacitated. The next morning, maintenance workers in Alesi’s East Side apartment building found him dead.

The court found Shannade guilty of said wire fraud, which involved stealing his debit card information while he was passed out, and making illegal purchases in the weeks following, including for rent, luxury clothes, and plane tickets. Court documents reveal that Shannade created fake email accounts to wire more than $20,000 of Alesi’s money to herself. She used it to pay for phone bills, Valentino shoes, a Philipp Plein jacket, Beats headphones, and a gift certificate for a beauty salon.

For her actions, Shannade was sentenced to one year in prison and ordered to pay more than $5,000 in restitution.- Source

Shannade Clermont Charged With Running Up $20K Bill on Dead Man’s Debit Card

Yeezy model and Bad Girls Club alum Shannade Clermont was arrested on Wednesday in New York after she racked up $20,000 in charges on a dead man’s debit card, according to authorities. The Associated Press reports that she has been released on $100,000 bail.

Officials say she stole the debit card information “of a man she had visited for a prostitution date and who was found dead in his apartment the next morning from a drug overdose,” according to a report from The Blast. She’s been charged with wire fraud, access device fraud, and aggravated identity theft. If she’s found guilty, the maximum sentence for wire fraud is 20 years, with a 15-year maximum sentence for access device fraud.

According to the Washington Post, Clermont agreed to meet with the man for $400 on January 31. “What do you want to do?” the man texted, according to messages obtained by investigators.

“I want to see you for the amount we agreed on. So you tell me,” Clermont reportedly replied.

As the Post reports, TV footage shows Clermont arriving at the man’s home at 5:30 p.m. and leaving shortly before 9 p.m. The identity of the deceased man hasn’t been released, but the next morning he was found dead after overdosing on cocaine and fentanyl. A doorman told investigators he saw Clermont hours before the man’s body was discovered, using the pseudonym “Audrey.” Police later recovered the victim’s iPhone, wallet, drugs, and a loose condom in the bed where he was found.

It’s unclear if Clermont stole the man’s information before or after his death, and if she knew the victim was dead when she used it. In the months after the victim’s death, the 24-year-old used the money to pay her rent and phone bill, buy plane tickets, and make online purchases “of thousands of dollars of clothing and other merchandise.” – Source

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