Last week, Jen Shah denied plans to interview Andy Cohen even though she wasn’t attending the Reunion either.
The Bravo host was going to sit down with them and discuss them, one by one, before reporting to prison.
Jen vows that people will hear her story, albeit from a specific perspective: hers. He was ready to do that.
A woman who has pleaded innocent before pivoting to plead guilty is just saying they can say true fans.
As you can see from our coverage, Jen Shah is not participating in it Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 3 Reunion.
He also canceled a 1-on-1 interview with Andy Cohen. Her Instagram notes explain why.
Simply put, Bravo did not agree to portray her side and only her side of the story. They can, and will, show any flashback footage they want. So Jen refused.
How, just a few weeks from the start of his six-and-a-half-year prison sentence, Jen wants to tell the story.
She has announced her upcoming website, DearJenShah.com.
The purpose of the site is for people to hear their stories. According to the page, the story is “real”.
Of course, to hear his story, you must subscribe. Via email.
While one wonders if they will offer paid content or come out with a book eventually to monetize their situation, their email list doesn’t look bad.
… Or is it?
This summer, Jen finally denied her harsh and angry claims. Without any real warning to his friends who supported him, he pleaded guilty.
Her crime? He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
This is through a nine-year telemarketing scheme. It sells bogus services – especially to the elderly and other vulnerable victims.
This, of course, brings us to Jen Shah’s proposed mailing list. Because you will be giving them, at the very least, your email address.
Of course, many people with burner email addresses to sign up for contests and mailing lists are just as skeptical as Jen.
But not everyone does. And … how much information do you want someone with Jen’s criminal history to know about you? It’s food for thought.
Obviously, we are not saying that Jen Shah is planning to misuse the email or other personal information of any registrant.
We don’t know what he means, and will never make libelous statements that want to know the inner thoughts of others.
The truth is, of course, we have no idea what Jen has planned for her email list. And we can admit that his plans may change unexpectedly.
On one hand, Jen’s future looks bleak. He would spend more than half a decade behind bars.
Knowing the suffering and injustice of our carceral system, it is perfectly natural for people to feel that their looming fate tugs at our heartstrings.
At the same time… his crime affects real and vulnerable people for years. That’s scary. This is not a light, or victimless, crime.