“Does she regret not taking the deal? Of course she does, because it would have been easier.'
“They knew this was a possibility, but they thought perhaps it was just a bargaining tool from the prosecution. Now that the charges are official, they are realizing that there is no way to avoid a moderately long prison sentence, unless they are found not guilty in a trial.” People
’s source continued, apparently answering a question about the plea deal that she and Giannulli rejected back in April. “But taking the deal would have admitted guilt, and she believes she was duped by unscrupulous people who enriched themselves off of her. It is her position that she was not some sort of criminal mastermind. She just wanted what was best for her daughters. And it has turned into an ongoing nightmare.”
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
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