The True Story of Unknowingly Becoming Part Of Fraud Scandal Receiving Presidential

In 2016, Sheri Coleman was a single mother living in a small town in Texas. She had a good job, a nice house, and a loving family. But everything changed when she received a phone call from a man named John Smith.

Embracing the Abyss: A true story of unknowingly becoming part of a fraud scandal, receiving a presidential pardon, and being surprised by a spiritual awakening

by John Smith

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Smith told Coleman that he was a high-ranking official in the Trump administration. He said that he was working on a special project that would help to create jobs and boost the economy. He asked Coleman if she would be interested in investing in the project.

Coleman was hesitant at first. She didn't know Smith, and she didn't want to risk losing her hard-earned money. But Smith was very persuasive. He told Coleman that the project was backed by the president himself, and that she would be making a wise investment.

Eventually, Coleman agreed to invest \$10,000 in the project. She sent the money to Smith, and she waited to hear back from him.

Weeks turned into months, and Coleman still hadn't heard anything from Smith. She tried to call him, but his phone number was disconnected. She tried to email him, but his email address was no longer valid.

Coleman started to worry. She realized that she had been scammed. She had lost \$10,000, and she didn't know what to do.

Coleman went to the police, but they told her that there was nothing they could do. The scammer had covered his tracks well, and there was no way to find him.

Coleman was devastated. She had lost her savings, and she didn't know how she was going to make ends meet.

But then, something unexpected happened. Coleman received a letter in the mail from the White House. The letter said that she had been granted a presidential pardon for her role in the fraud scandal.

Coleman was stunned. She didn't know why she had been pardoned, but she was grateful for the opportunity to start over.

Coleman's story is a cautionary tale about the dangers of getting involved in fraud schemes. It's also a story of hope and redemption. Even after losing everything, Coleman was able to rebuild her life and find happiness.

The Fraud Scandal

The fraud scandal that Coleman was involved in was known as the "Trump University" scandal. Trump University was a for-profit educational company that was founded by Donald Trump in 2005. The company offered courses in real estate investing and other business topics.

In 2013, Trump University was sued by the New York Attorney General for fraud. The lawsuit alleged that Trump University had misled students about the value of its courses and that it had used high-pressure sales tactics to convince people to enroll.

The lawsuit was eventually settled for \$25 million. Trump University was also forced to close its doors.

The Trump University scandal was one of the many controversies that plagued Donald Trump during his presidency. The scandal cast a shadow over his administration and led to calls for his impeachment.

The Presidential Pardons

In the final days of his presidency, Donald Trump issued a series of pardons to people who had been convicted of crimes. One of those people was Sheri Coleman.

Coleman's pardon was controversial. Some people argued that she deserved the pardon because she had been an unwitting participant in the fraud scandal. Others argued that she should not have been pardoned because she had still benefited from the scheme.

Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to pardon Coleman was up to Trump. He chose to pardon her, and she is now a free woman.

The Aftermath of the Scandal

The Trump University scandal had a profound impact on Coleman's life. She lost her savings, she was forced to close her business, and she was publicly humiliated.

But Coleman has also found a way to turn her experience into something positive. She now speaks out about the dangers of fraud and she helps other victims of fraud to get their lives back on track.

Coleman's story is a reminder that even after the worst of times, there is always hope for a better future.

Embracing the Abyss: A true story of unknowingly becoming part of a fraud scandal, receiving a presidential pardon, and being surprised by a spiritual awakening

by John Smith

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Language	:	English
File size	:	4774 KB
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