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Michelle Janavs, whose family created
the famous snack Hot Pockets, accused of paying 100 grand
to boost her daughter's ACT score and get her into USC
as a bogus volleyball recruit. How do you do this
without telling the kids? Well, in most cases, Michelle,
none of the kids know
the famous snack Hot Pockets, accused of paying 100 grand
to boost her daughter's ACT score and get her into USC
as a bogus volleyball recruit. How do you do this
without telling the kids? Well, in most cases, Michelle,
none of the kids know
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Michelle Janavs,
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whose family created
the famous snack Hot Pockets,
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accused of paying 100 grand
to boost her daughter's ACT score
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and get her into USC
as a bogus volleyball recruit.
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How do you do this
without telling the kids?
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Well, in most cases, Michelle,
none of the kids know.
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Movie Summary
Reenactments drive this documentary investigating the mastermind behind a scam to sneak the kids of rich and famous families into top US universities.
