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”Prosecutors alleged Al Pirro hid >$1 million in income by listing personal expenses as business deductions: a $45,000 electronic fence for their home, $1,800 grillwork for their pet pigs’ pen, a $4.4K portrait of their kids, a $123K Ferrari and Mercedes” washingtonpost.com/graphics/2019/…
“Jeanine was not charged, but a former secretarytestified that she regularly forwarded personal bills to her husband’s business office to be paid. Court documents showed she had co-signed fraudulent personal tax returns.”
“And documents revealed Al Pirro hired a private detective to investigate a woman who claimed he fathered her child. Al deducted cost of investigation as a business expense. (A DNA test proved his paternity; affair took place when he and Jeanine had been married for six years.)”
