College Admissions Scandal 'Kingpin' Spotted For First Time Since Arrest
Despite being under pressure as the alleged mastermind behind the recent shocking college admissions scandal that ensnared several celebrities, William Rick Singer has been slipping into his Speedos and lounging by the pool in Florida!
Singer, who is the founder of the college prep company Edge College & Career Network — also known as "The Key” — was spotted on May 7 at the North Shore Aquatic Complex in St. Petersburg.
Andrew Jenks, the host and co-writer of the upcoming C13Originals podcast docuseries "Gangster Capitalism," approached Singer to ask him what he would say to the victims of the scandal, if he had any comment, if he could change one decision in his life what would it be, and if he liked all of the attention he’s receiving.
Singer ignored all the questions, hopped into his Porsche SUV and drove away.
As RadarOnline.com reported, prosecutors claim Singer, 58, collected an estimated $25 million from rich clients, including Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin, to bribe school officials so their children would be admitted to top schools across the country under false pretenses. He was busted in a sting authorities called “Operation Varsity Blues.”
"Gangster Capitalism" debuts May 14 on Apple, Spotify and everywhere podcasts are available.