AL - Carlethia “Carlee” Russell, 25, faked own abduction, Birmingham, 13 Jul ‘23 #5

[imstilla.grandma]

I would have liked her to spend at least a weekend in jail.

At the very least. I think a week might have satisfied me. Probably would have felt better if she checked into a community correctional center with other incarcerated women for a month. Might have done her good. I think it could have been a deterrent. At least her name and photo with her smiling so big, that keeps coming up, would also have been associated with jail and a mugshot.

 

[Megnut]

At the very least. I think a week might have satisfied me. Probably would have felt better if she checked into a community correctional center with other incarcerated women for a month. Might have done her good. I think it could have been a deterrent. At least her name and photo with her smiling so big, that keeps coming up, would also have been associated with jail and a mugshot.

If not that, an outback boot camp. Some physical labor might have done her some good.

JMO

 

[GoBuckeyes]

I would have liked her to spend at least a weekend in jail.

I missed it. What was her sentence?

 

[JerseyWasHome2]

If not that, an outback boot camp. Some physical labor might have done her some good.

JMO

For sure. Participate in some physically intensive similar hot and humid SAR situations, boots on the ground. See what the volunteers endured hoping to locate a toddler and herself. Only to find out she was indulging in Cheetos somewhere safe and dry. Don’t get me started!

 

[bestill]

I missed it. What was her sentence?

Carlee Russell case: Woman who lied about abduction forced to pay over $17K in restitution

An Alabama woman who lied about her kidnapping was ordered to pay nearly $18,000 in restitution and sentenced to probation during a court appearance on Thursday, ABC News has confirmed.

abc7ny.com

$17,000 in restitution and probation, I believe for a year.

 

[Luna20]

Carlee Russell case: Woman who lied about abduction forced to pay over $17K in restitution

An Alabama woman who lied about her kidnapping was ordered to pay nearly $18,000 in restitution and sentenced to probation during a court appearance on Thursday, ABC News has confirmed.

abc7ny.com

$17,000 in restitution and probation, I believe for a year.

We still don’t know where she hiding out right?

 

[al66pine]

Follow Up w Restitution Payments?

Carlee Russell case: Woman who lied about abduction forced to pay over $17K in restitution

An Alabama woman who lied about her kidnapping was ordered to pay nearly $18,000 in restitution and sentenced to probation during a court appearance on Thursday, ABC News has confirmed.

abc7ny.com

$17,000 in restitution and probation, I believe for a year.

@bestill or ???
Can someone pls check applicable ct records to see how much, if any, of $17,000 restitution payments* ordered have been made since March 21, 2024, that is, 3 mo's ago?

TiA.



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* March 2024, re probation & restitution

Carlee Russell case: Woman who lied about abduction forced to pay over $17K in restitution

An Alabama woman who lied about her kidnapping was ordered to pay nearly $18,000 in restitution and sentenced to probation during a court appearance on Thursday, ABC News has confirmed.

abc7ny.com

 

[mickey2942]

We still don’t know where she hiding out right?

Yes. That issue has been conveniently overlooked. Because, I think that it could have included a Breaking and Entering charge...MOO.

 

[Kemug]

Carlee Russell case: Woman who lied about abduction forced to pay over $17K in restitution

An Alabama woman who lied about her kidnapping was ordered to pay nearly $18,000 in restitution and sentenced to probation during a court appearance on Thursday, ABC News has confirmed.

abc7ny.com

$17,000 in restitution and probation, I believe for a year.

Oh well, let's hope she re-offends!

 

[Seattle1]

Carlee probably thought Sherri Papini pulled off the abduction hoax of the century, and it only got her 10 months in a federal women's facility so doubt I have anything to worry about for my mini hoax.

 

[x_files]

We still don’t know where she hiding out right?

or WHY?

 

[Puzzles8]

We still don’t know where she hiding out right?

No, but a very good question. I still think if she revealed where she was staying, it would surely result in charges for someone else. Maybe the loss of a Real Estate License or an Aiding and Abetting charge. Those details must have been worked out in the plea agreement.

Oh, to be a mouse in the wall......

JMO

 

[Megnut]

A very good question. I still think if she revealed where she was staying, it would surely result in charges for someone else. Maybe the loss of a Real Estate License or an Aiding and Abetting charge. Those details must have been worked out in the plea agreement.

Oh, to be a mouse in the wall......

JMO

Or Cheez-It in a pocket...

Aggravating to think she was probably watching soap operas (after having created one), while noshing on snacks as LE searched for her, the captor, the baby...

It's really sad that that's what she chose for attention -- and wasted everyone's time and resources, belittling real victims in the process. I hope she digs deep and grows from this.

It wasn't funny.

JMO

 

[Luna20]

No, but a very good question. I still think if she revealed where she was staying, it would surely result in charges for someone else. Maybe the loss of a Real Estate License or an Aiding and Abetting charge. Those details must have been worked out in the plea agreement.

Oh, to be a mouse in the wall......

JMO

Hmmm, I wonder if she was paid to withhold that information, or vice versa.

 

[Miss Poovy]

Or, IMO, accessory after the fact charges?