Former Detroit Rapper Cheated The IRS Out Of $28 Million

A former Detroit rapper was sentenced to more than four years in prison for a $28 million tax fraud scheme that cheated the Internal Revenue Service and state treasuries of six states.

United States Attorney Dawn N. Ison announced on Friday that Sameerah Marrell, who also uses aliases such as Sameerah Pickett, Sameerah Anderson, Loren Boyd, and Crème, was sentenced to 4 ½ years in prison with three years of supervised release by Judge Linda V. Parker. The 42-year-old is also on the hook for paying back more than $7 million in restitution.

Marrell was once a member of the female rap duo Deuces Wild. Marrell’s rapping partner, Noelle Brown, was also charged. She pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the government in September. 

The duo gained some notoriety for their music and began working on their debut album, Runway Music, in 2010. The project included songs titled “Cash,” “Bums,” and “Fly Girls.” To Read All The Details Click Here.

Source: Baller Alert