The financial executive Morrie Tobin is said to be the whistleblower behind the biggest college admission scandal in the United States history, called Varsity Blues Scandal. A lot of parents have been affected by this issue, and one of them is the actress Lori Loughlin. Allegedly, the Desperate Housewives star is blaming the financier for all the controversies she is facing today.
According to Celebrity Insider, Lori Loughlin is reportedly angry at Morrie Tobin for telling the federal authorities about the college admission issue. The Full House star is now blaming the tipster for all the scandals it caused her as well as the legal issues she is now facing with the law.
The Varsity Blues Scandal has involved about 50 people, including Lori Loughlin and another actress, Felicity Huffman. These stars allegedly committed fraud to get their kids into the best universities in town that snatched deserving students the chance to be in a reputable school.
"Several parents are hurt and feeling betrayed and disgusted by the man who just ratted out the Varsity Blues scandal, Morrie Tobin, including Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman," a source said. "Lori Loughlin's very upset and up in arms over what Morrie did."
Lori Loughlin is reportedly not happy about what Morrie Tobin did. The Fuller House actress and other parents are having a hard time to understand why he would do it. "They are just livid. A lot of parents feel just as stunned and are rallying around her," the insider added.
If proven to be true, defense attorney Edward Molari revealed Lori Loughlin, along with Felicity Huffman could spend 20 years in jail. However, the lawyer added imprisonment is "always a possibility in a criminal case," but not a "foregone conclusion."
USA UK News reported Lori Loughlin, Felicity Huffman, and other wealthy parents bribed universities as much as $6.5 million to get their kids into colleges like College of Southern California, Yale, and Stanford. Molari explained as somebody is concerned about the conspiracy; they are responsible for the crime committed by their co-conspirators.
Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman allegedly have committed to "cash laundering, mail, and wire fraud offenses." These offenses have 20 years of jail time, and fines cost about $500,000 or double of the property concerned price. But, the said time they may spend behind bars would not be what the court docket decides for their future. So, it might take a little while before this case gets solved.
