A Nevada beauty queen accused of milking millions out of unsuspecting consumers as her ex-hubby sat in prison for a white-collar scam has settled with authorities. Juliette Kimoto, a devout Mormon and mother of six, agreed to return $220,000 in cash and assets in the settlement agreement.Federal authorities said she illegally sold diet pills and bogus financial services to unsuspecting schmucks - sometimes using fake endorsements from big shots, including Oprah Winfrey and President Obama.
Published: 12/5/2011 9:02:06
Credits: mrsunitedstate.com
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According to Mojo In The Morning, radio show producers have been contacted by Miss Universe representatives requesting additional photographs and information regarding Fakih's involvement in the annual 'Stripper 101' contest. Pageant officials reportedly did not answer to inquiries regarding whether Fakih's status as Miss USA was in danger. Above, Rima struts her stuff during the swimsuit portion of the competition.
Published: 12/5/2011 9:02:06
Credits: Decker/Miss Universe
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/gossip/beauty-pageant-scandals-gallery-1.14713#ixzz1flbziqgr
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