Log Line: Tashunda Yore was an average, awkward, ghetto fabulous girl who wanted to learn promotions from me. Until the dramatic arrest, I had no idea about the monster in the other side of her personality. I did not know to BE AFRAID.

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Synopsis: Tashunda had it all, the house, the cars, the jewelry and the money to do whatever she wanted. The police called the investigation “Operation Rain Maker”. With only a sixth-grade education she out-witted Federal Investigators in one of the largest tax fraud schemes by a black female in the history of the United States. While all of her success could not buy class, she operated two separate lives as the “First Lady of Fraud” and a food stamp mother. She master-minded an identity-theft/tax fraud business that yielded an estimated $30 million during a seven-year sovereignty as the “Queen of Tax Fraud”. She taunted law enforcement on social media while she worked her magic and lead the life of a “baller”. The white-collar crime goes down in history as a first and a lesson. One side of her was a ghetto-fabulous club promoter, the other a heinous and calculating thief. Sentenced to 21 years in jail and $3.1 million restitution, the predator was not even allowed to kiss her children good-bye.