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Federal prosecutors filed paperwork and evidence in the college admissions scandal that included the alleged fake resume of one of Lori Loughlin’s daughter, The Boston Herald reports.

What’s going on?

  • Federal prosecutors added the resume to their response to a motion filed by Loughlin and her husband, Mossimo Giannulli, that requested text messages, interview transcripts and telephone recordings between the FBI and William “Rick” Singer, the key organizer in the college admissions scandal.
  • The 12-page response includes a crossed-out list of achievements from one of Loughlin’s daughters — it’s unclear which daughter it is — along with a number of accolades that aren’t true.
  • Per Page Six, the high school graduation date lists at 2018, which would make the resume for Olivia Jade since that was her graduation year.
  • Page Six said: “Either way, the resume claims that the then-teen was an award-winning crew athlete — even though neither daughter is believed to have ever participated in the sport.”
  • Prosecutors said the information Loughlin and Giannulli want doesn’t exist. For example, an interview from Singer doesn’t exist yet, The Boston Herald reports.

Some context

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