false statements to both the bankruptcy court and to reporter: money they allegedly used to fuel their spending binges. that s cute. it matches the water. reporter: it s hard to know if fans tuned in out of envy or just to ridicule the cringe-worthy excess constantly on display. what people do not know, bravo does not pay a fee for clothes, for hair, for makeup. if you throw a party at your house and bravo comes to televise it, to film it, you re paying the cost. reporter: wild spending sprees are nearly a trademark for the giudices, dropping $120,000 cash on furniture for one room. $9,000 for a set of curtains alone. amidst all the lavishness, teresa and joe are now charged with fraudulently applying for a variety of loans, claiming teresa was an executive assistant and using fake w-2s. the u.s. attorney charges joe of
take your pick. 41, and her husband, joe giudice. 43 of montville township, new jersey. they have a 39-count indictment with conspiracy to commit mail, wire fraud, bank fraud. making false statements on loan applications bankruptcy fraud. prosecutors allege they received $4.6 million in mortgage withdrawals from home equity lines, credit, construction loans, and filed fake w-2s and tax returns. these are some serious charges. bravo spokesmen had no comment. the case is pending. working its way through court. they have got a lot of kids. i hope they can work something out there. yeah. moving on to the bachelorette, if you watch, this is not new. if you did not watch, turn away from your televisions. because this is spoiler alert. desiree hartsock had her heart socked. wow. she is heartbroken because if you have been watching then you know she has gone throughout this entire season kind of, picking, one, leaning toward one guy more than the others. that s brooks, you see hi
significant prison sentence, especially when they ve never been to prison before, any ze sentence is significant. there are allegations of fake w-2s, fake pay stubs, documents, things that were filed, weren t filed that should have been filed. any chance she didn t know, and is that a defense? yes, it s a specific intent crime. if she didn t know, exactly, if she didn t know, exactly, particular document was fraudulent when she sign it, and that is a defense because of the significant crimes, but the charges will be reduced to a level where they re going to spend 0 minimum amount of time in jail, they ll get restitution, fines, taxes they have to pay, and that will satisfy the government in all likelihood. we have to leave it there. thank you both very much. thank you. hunting the deep blue sea for great white sharks. appearing right now. so scientist can understand their behavior. right here in the u.s. and