George Santos' $500,000 bond guaranteed by his dad, aunt
In a court filing earlier this month, his attorney, Joseph Murray, said Santos would rather go to jail than subject his guarantors to media scrutiny.
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In a court filing earlier this month, his attorney, Joseph Murray, said Santos would rather go to jail than subject his guarantors to media scrutiny.
The New York Republican pleaded not guilty May 10 to a 13-count U.S. indictment charging that he duped donors, stole from his campaign and lied to Congress about his wealth.
In a court filing earlier this month, his attorney, Joseph Murray, said Santos would rather go to jail than subject his guarantors to media scrutiny.
Santos' lawyer had insisted on keeping the names a secret, saying "great harm" could come from disclosing who kept the congressman out of jail.
Santos' lawyer had insisted on keeping the names a secret, saying "great harm" could come from disclosing who kept the congressman out of jail.