Jen Shah and the dry contact defense

The Emily Show

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🗓️ 14 July 2021

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Summary

Real Housewife of Salt Lake City Jen Shah was shockingly arrested in March 2021 while Bravo cameras were rolling. It really was something. During her arraignment, we learned that the Government believes that Jen Shah was at the TOP of a telemarketing scheme. She was charged with Conspiracy to commit Wire Fraud and Conspiracy to commit Money Laundering. Shah's attorney's filed a substantial motion asking the court to dismiss the indictment and then asked the court to suppress all of Jen Shah's post-arrest statements alleging, in part, that she couldn't voluntarily waive her Miranda rights because her contacts were dry...I am not joking. The Government responded with quite a lot of facts that we hadn't heard before including that Jen Shah was deposed in a substantial FTC lawsuit with regards to the same acts and companies well before she agreed to be a part of Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. There is a lot of information here so get a snack and let's get into it.

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0:00.0	Welcome back. This week I'm bringing you a show amazing episode about two motions in the Gen Shaw
0:08.8	wire fraud money laundering grand conspiracy of the world case. It's some interesting stuff,
0:15.6	some really thorough loyering and literally hundreds of pages of information, hundreds of pages
0:25.4	of information. So I am going to simplify the best I can, pull out the details that we might not
0:32.4	have talked about yet, some of the details of her arrest, some of the details of her interrogation,
0:38.6	and some of the details of this fraud scheme that we haven't really gotten into yet that are
0:42.7	really detailed in these two motions to talk about what Gen Shaw was up to selling these
0:48.0	business opportunities. If you are on the YouTube, you will get to see all the documents. If you're
0:54.2	listening on the podcast only and want to see these documents, they're on the YouTube. Since we
1:00.6	have so much to talk about, get a snack. I'm just guessing right now this is going to be a long one
1:05.7	and we're going to just get into it. But first, we're going to start with a quote. This comes to us
1:12.0	from Gen Shaw's declaration as to why her dry contacts and her own curiosity made it difficult
1:20.4	for her to not wave her Miranda rights, which she waived and then talked to the police for over 90
1:25.8	minutes. But this is what she said, quote, because I was not getting answers to my questions,
1:31.6	I believe that the only way I was finally going to get an answer was to sign the paper and wave
1:37.6	my rights. Did curiosity kill Gen Shaw? We're going to find out. Let's get into it.
1:43.0	Hey there. Welcome to the Emily Show. I'm your host, Emily Debaker, badass lawyer,
1:48.1	and everyone's favorite legal commentator breaking down the legal shit in the news and pop culture
1:53.0	stories you want to talk about. I've been a licensed attorney for over 15 years. I'm a former prosecutor
1:59.0	and I'm a big fan of the Chrissy words. So let's break it down.
2:09.8	Today we have two very extensive motions to break down. I think I've said that multiple times.
2:17.2	Yes, it was a lot. It was a lot. But before we do that, I just want to remind you
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