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George Santos bids dramatic farewell to supporters, critics before he begins 87-month prison sentence: ‘The curtain falls’
Santos was busted for the fraud crimes after he and his campaign treasurer, Nancy Marks, were caught doctoring donor reports to qualify for national Republican party funding, according to prosecutors...

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Former Congressman George Santos delivers 'glamorous' farewell before going to prison: 'The curtain falls'
Disgraced former US Rep. George Santos reports to NJ federal prison to serve 7-year fraud sentence
George Santos Reports To Federal Prison To Serve 7-Year Fraud Sentence
Disgraced former U.S. Rep. George Santos is expected to begin serving a seven-year prison sentence on Friday for the fraud charges that got him ousted from Congress.

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Former Long Island Rep. George Santos surrenders to federal prison officials, Bureau of Prisons says
Disgraced former Rep. George Santos reports to prison for seven-year sentence
Disgraced Former US Rep. George Santos Reports to NJ Federal Prison to Serve 7-Year Fraud Sentence
In April, a federal judge declined to give Santos a lighter two-year sentence that he sought, saying she was unconvinced he was truly remorseful.

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Former congressman George Santos begins seven-year prison sentence
George Santos begins 7-year fraud sentence at federal prison in New Jersey
Santos goes on social media rant before seven-year prison sentence begins
NY, is set to begin his federal prison term on Friday, according to media reports. Before then, he’s been active on social media. He was expelled from Congress
'The curtain falls': Ex-Congressman bids farewell to 'messy life' before imprisonment; former NY rep convicted of fraud and identity theft
George Santos, the former US Congressman, bid farewell on social media before reporting to federal prison for an 87-month sentence. He was convicted o
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George Santos defends social media tirade to federal judge set to ...
NEW YORK (AP) — George Santos is defending his recent social media tirade to a federal judge who will be sentencing the disgraced former New York congressman later this week on fraud charges.
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