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Hushpuppi Might Spend 20 Years In Prison After Pleading Guilty
Recall that Edujandon.com had earlier reported that Hushpuppi had pleaded guilty to charges filed against him by the United States government..
Ramon Abass aka Hushpuppi, the Nigerian Instagram bigboy arrested in Dubai and transfered to the United States for multimillion dollar fraud is at the risk of spending 20 years in prison after pleading guilty.
Recall that we had earlier reported that Hushpuppi had pleaded guilty to charges filed against him by the United States government bothering on money laundering.
Hushpuppi who was also accused of internet fraud now risks 20-year jail term when declared guilty.
His guilty plea bargain was filed at a U.S. Central District Court of California.
It was signed by Hushpuppi, his lawyer, Louis Shapiro, and the Assistant United States Attorney, Anil Antony, on July 4.
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