Video obtained exclusively by ABC News shows how detectives exposed the lies of Sherri Papini, the California woman sentenced to prison for faking her own kidnaping in 2016.
Probation officers and Papini's attorney had recommended that she spend a month in custody and seven months in supervised home detention, while prosecutors wanted her to serve the eight months behind bars. But on Monday, Senior U.S. District Judge William Shubb said he opted for anThe judge said he considered the seriousness of the offense and "the sheer number of people who were impacted.
Papini quietly answered, "Yes, sir," when the judge asked if she understood the sentence. Previously, she choked back tears as she gave a statement to the court accepting responsibility and admitting her guilt.
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