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Michigan Photographer Sentenced to Five Years for $4.6 Million Child Modeling Fraud
Chanise Coyne, a Michigan photographer, has been sentenced to five years in prison for defrauding a family of $4.6 million in a child modeling fraud scheme. She misused the funds for personal expenses, including gambling and concert tickets, and has been ordered to pay restitution. Coyne's fraudulent activities date back to at least 2024, and she has faced multiple complaints from clients regarding her business practices.
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Chanise Coyne, a Michigan photographer, has been sentenced to five years in prison for defrauding a family of $4.6 million in a child modeling fraud scheme. She misused the funds for personal expenses, including gambling and concert tickets, and has been ordered to pay restitution. Coyne's fraudulent activities date back to at least 2024, and she has faced multiple complaints from clients regarding her business practices.
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