And when she did add up the total of 87 months, which is what the prosecution was requesting in this case, George Santos put his hands over his face and he was just sobbing in court." Gingras ...

What the disgraced former lawmaker should know as he heads to prison, according to another ex-con ex-congressman.

George Santos ... he heard his punishment. Santos, who pleaded guilty last summer to federal wire fraud and aggravated identity theft, appealed for mercy, telling a court through tears that ...

was hit with seven years and three months behind bars by Central Islip federal court Judge Joanna Seybert. “Everyone hates George Santos,” his defense attorney, Robert Fantone Jr., said as he ...

The disgraced former New York lawmaker pleaded guilty to felony charges of wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.

Former New York GOP Rep. George Santos was sentenced to 87 months in federal court Friday in connection with his wire fraud and identity theft case. The 36-year-old former representative served in ...

George Santos’s (R-N.Y.) sass and combativeness ... try to drop an anvil on my head,” Santos pushed back in a recent letter to the court. After Santos was elected to the House in 2022, the ...

George Santos was ... According to the Associated Press, Santos, 36, was seen sobbing while being handed down his sentence, previously appealing to U.S. District Court Judge Joanna Seybert for ...

Former Rep. George Santos arrives at federal court for sentencing, April 25, 2025, in Central Islip, N.Y. Shannon Stapleton/Reuters "My conduct betrayed my supporters and the institutions I swore ...

George Santos to more than seven years in prison on Friday, rounding out a court case tied to one of the most notorious congressional storylines in recent memory. The scandal-scarred Santos ...

George Santos ... sobbed in court as he was sentenced Friday to more than 7 years in a federal prison. The stiff sentence of 87 months, which prosecutors had requested, left Santos in tears ...

George Santos ... the sentencing, Santos left the courthouse and quickly entered a waiting car. His attorneys decried the sentence as unnecessarily harsh. “In light of the court’s excessive ...