John Spencer Jenkins, a disbarred lawyer, received a 33-month prison sentence and was ordered to pay more than $760,000 in restitution for stealing client funds. His fraud involved estate money meant for a woman, now 89, and her family. Jenkins misrepresented that these funds would be managed through his law firm. After fleeing with client money, he was arrested in Philadelphia. He admitted to personal transfers exceeding $700,000, which supported his convictions for wire fraud and money laundering. Jenkins is undergoing treatment for anxiety and depression as part of his post-arrest rehabilitation.
John Spencer Jenkins was sentenced to 33 months in prison and ordered to pay over $760,000 in restitution for stealing client funds, including estate money for a woman's care.
The funds were intended for a nephew, two nieces, and the care of a younger sister now aged 89, emphasizing the impact of Jenkins' fraudulent actions.
Jenkins acknowledged making transfers totaling over $700,000 for his personal use, supporting both wire fraud and money laundering charges.
He had previously been disbarred and was arrested in Philadelphia for disappearing with client money, leading to multiple criminal charges.
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