Recently many people on X/Twitter were shocked when it emerged that a jewess named Charlie Javice – who defrauded JPMorgan Chase of $175 million in 2021 – was trying to use her ‘Holocaust Survivor’ grandmother to get a lesser/reduced sentence in New York.
To quote Ariel Zilber’s summary for the ‘New York Post’:
‘Convicted fraudster Charlie Javice invoked her Holocaust-surviving grandmother in a letter pleading to a federal judge for mercy, insisting she accepts “full responsibility” for defrauding JPMorgan Chase out of $175 million and asking to avoid prison.
“I accept the jury’s verdict and take full responsibility for my actions. There are no excuses, only regret — I am truly sorry,” Javice, the founder of student aid startup Frank, wrote in a letter to Judge Alvin Hellerstein on Friday ahead of her sentencing.
Javice, 33, was convicted in March of securities fraud, wire fraud, bank fraud and conspiracy after a Manhattan jury found she fabricated customer data to convince JPMorgan that Frank had more than 4 million users.
In reality, the platform had fewer than 300,000.
Prosecutors said Javice and her growth officer, Olivier Amar, paid a data scientist to generate millions of fake student accounts to mislead the bank before its $175 million acquisition in 2021.
Javice now faces decades in prison but has pleaded for mercy, citing her youth at the time of the crimes and her family obligations.
Her grandmother, a Holocaust survivor, taught her that “education is the only thing you can take with you.”
She described volunteer work from starting a soup kitchen as a teenager, to apprenticeships for underserved youth in Israel, to supporting a clinic for children with special needs and, more recently, helping formerly incarcerated women find housing and jobs.
Javice wrote the case cost her her company, career, reputation and friendships. Most painfully, she said she lost time, including her hopes of motherhood.
“The thought of not being there for my mom, or of not being able to give her grandchildren, is unbearable,” Javice wrote.
She wrote that Frank grew out of her own gratitude for financial aid and desire to give others a “fair shot” at higher education.’ (1)
There isn’t a lot to say about this other to note my utter disgust as well as the fact that Zilber has predictably sought to downplay the impact of Javice and Amar’s behaviour by not noting that Amar is – like Javice – jewish and an Israeli to boot. (2)
Nothing to see here folks; just more outright jewish corruption and jews seeking special treatment because they are jewish plus… well… ‘muh Holocaust’.
References
(1) https://nypost.com/2025/09/15/business/charlie-javice-invokes-holocaust-survivor-grandmother-in-letter-to-judge/
(2) https://www.ynetnews.com/article/r1gvfyupyx