Dad accused in admissions scandal may have misrepresented his own education

[Steel]

https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/17/us/mossimo-giannulli-usc-college-admissions-scandal/index.html

In an October 2016 post on the fashion blog "The Hundreds," author Bobby Hundreds writes that Giannulli "not only convinced his dad that he was a student by falsifying report cards, Mossimo got him to fork over fees with fake tuition bills. In fact, Moss used this seed money to initiate his foray into the T-shirt biz.

"Giannulli was never a full time student at the University of Southern California. And his daughter, social media influencer Olivia Jade, has also said in a podcast interview that he used his tuition money to start his iconic business. According to USC, Mossimo Giannulli attended USC during the spring semester in 1984, but not as a fully matriculated student.

He was enrolled in the College of Continuing Education, a non-degree program open to anyone "with no formal admission requirements."

USC would not share what, if any classes he took.

[Grink Of Meat]

Betcha if you took their money away these people would have absolutely nothing, its all they are.

[Tamschi]

To be fair in this case it seems to have been more him financially defrauding his own father than pretending to have a degree he doesn't.

[Sableye]

so does that mean the father isn't guilty of bribing his son's way into college since his son was defrauding him in the first place?

[Peachy]

No, please read the article

[Vuu]

Bruh the article literally says how this dude started his own business. Not by nice means, certainly, but on the other hand any other alternative is extremely difficult