10 years in a luxury prison. Not really hard time for stealing 64 million, plus she most likely won’t serve the full 10 years.
How Much Time Is Actually Served
Federal inmates must serve at least 85% of the sentence if they earn good-conduct time.
10 years = 120 months
120 months × 0.85 ≈ 102 months actually served
→ About 8.5 years in prison
Possible Reductions
These can shorten actual prison time a little, but not massively:
First Step Act Earned Time Credits
If the person qualifies (most wire-fraud offenders do), they can earn:
Up to 15 days of credit per 30 days of program participation
Credits reduce time in prison by allowing earlier transfer to a halfway house or home confinement, not shortening the sentence itself.
This can shift the last 6–18 months out of prison depending on program availability.
Overall realistic outcome
A typical 10-year wire fraud sentence often results in:
Prison time: about 7.5 – 8.5 years
Then halfway house/home confinement: a few months to a year
Plus supervised release: usually 3 years
Security Level for Wire Fraud
Wire fraud is nonviolent, so most people serve in:
A low-security federal prison or
A federal prison camp (if criminal history is low and no enhancements)
Good but can they lock up and deport all the Maine Somalis scammers??
Good but can they lock up and deport all the Maine Somalis scammers??
I’d rather her in there, than that child molester Ghislaine Maxwell, who got a strange deal even though child molesters are not even eligible for the “club med”.
Even if she doesn’t serve the full 10 years, the princess won’t be able handle it too well.