Teresa Giudice’s House Raided By The Federal Government: New Details Revealed
Teresa Giudice’s house was raided on Monday. As The Real Housewives of New Jersey star prepared to celebrate Christmas with her family, including husband Joe and their four kids, she received a visit from the federal government.
The Inquisitr reported on Teresa Giudice’s house raid earlier this morning, and now, hours later, new details have been revealed.
According to a December 18 report by Rumorfix, the federal government was “granted a court order to raid their home. They arrived unannounced and Teresa was surprised; however, she had no choice but to let them in.”
“The judge who sentenced her, Judge Esther Salas, signed the warrant allowing them to enter. While there, they found lots of real jewelry, which had a high monetary value,” a source said, noting Giudice previously claimed her jewelry was all “costume” jewelry. “The Giudices have a lot of possessions that they did not try to claim when first granted the opportunity to rightfully do so. Due to additional information that was received after the, the feds felt they had no choice but to do this.”
During Teresa Giudice’s house raid, the feds reportedly took all of the reality star’s jewelry, aside from her wedding band.
“They were there for hours and during the raid she was not allowed to leave the kitchen whatsoever.”
As the Inquisitr reported earlier this week, Giudice’s former crisis manager recently revealed plans for a tell-all book, which would feature insider information about The Real Housewives of New Jersey star.
“There will be several chapters in my new book dedicated to my time spent working with Teresa Giudice. From the day I met her, until the day I quit, and how Teresa went downhill so fast after that,” Feldman explained to Radar Online on December 16. “I had to juggle so many things while working with Teresa, including many of my other non-celebrity clients. It was a constant struggle with Teresa to get her to take responsibility for her actions, and I was basically on call for her 24/7.”
While the Giudice’s trial will be included, Feldman claimed there would be more non-Teresa news in her book, as well.
“The book won’t be only about Teresa, and will reveal how the judicial system really works, especially in the world of celebrity and public opinion. It will be a fascinating read. I wish Teresa only the best and hope she learns and grows from her time behind bars.”
Teresa Giudice’s house will soon be one person short. On January 5, she is due to begin a 15-month prison term, and according to the Inquisitr, her surrender may be seen on The Real Housewives of New Jersey.
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