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Some Wealthy Parents in College Admissions Scandal Prep for Possible Prison Time
March 22, 2019
So you might go to prison, now what? Justin Paperny is a federal prison consultant who advises wealthy people facing a stint behind bars about what to expect. Lately, he told Inside Edition, his phone has been ringing off the hook as some of the parents caught up in the college admissions scandal seek his help. "It's just shock and devastation," said Paperny of what those people are feeling. "They've gone from a very normal privileged life to shock and awe."
