Hajia4Reall never snitched on anyone for a reduced sentence – Lawyers insist
5th July 2024
Fast Law PC, the legal representatives for Hajia4Reall, have clarified that she did not disclose any names as part of her efforts to seek a reduced sentence.
In an Instagram video posted on the firm's official page, a spokesperson stated unequivocally that Mona Montrage did not engage in any form of cooperation with the US Attorney’s Office to identify individuals involved in her case.
"We want to make it clear that Mona Montrage did not engage in any catfishing activities or cooperate with the US Attorney’s Office to reveal any names," the representative affirmed. "We have evidence to substantiate these claims," she stated.
The statement from Mona's legal team addresses recent allegations suggesting she provided information about others in exchange for a more lenient sentencing.
"Our decision to address the public comes in response to inquiries we have received regarding whether Mona disclosed any names related to her fraudulent activities," the spokesperson explained.
"Following Mona Montrage's sentencing, we have been asked about her cooperation. Consider this: If she had cooperated with the US Attorney’s Office, would they have recommended a guideline sentence of 37 to 46 months? Clearly, they would not have," she added.
Moreover, Mona Montrage has been sentenced to one year and a day for her involvement in the fraud case. Prior to that, she had appealed for a reduced sentence citing her role as a single parent.
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