Gloating Man Posing as Shiloh Hendrix Online Laughs and Brags About Scamming MAGA – Now He May Be Facing Several Years in Prison (VIDEO) * The Gateway Pundit * by Cullen Linebarger

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The man who posed as Shiloh Hendrix on X and allegedly committed wire fraud. Credit: @ShiHendrixxx X

A man posing as Shiloh Hendrix on X and stealing donations from well-meaning Americans has decided to expose himself to the world. Now, he may be facing some serious criminal charges.

As TGP readers may know, an X account claiming to be owned by Shiloh Hendrix emerged online late Friday, teasing that “she” would be speaking out about the unjust “disorderly conduct” verdict levied against her last week.

The “Shiloh Hendrix” account quickly racked up thousands of followers as it posted about the verdict and talked about double standards against white people.

It also posted a link to a Venmo account to help “her” set up a podcast, along with a PayPal account, in the profile before it was removed.

In the afternoon, it was clear thousands had been conned. The real person behind the account came forth, revealing himself as a large black man.

He started by bursting out laughing before bragging for roughly 50 minutes about how he scammed MAGA Republicans with the fake account.

He added that he used the money sent to him to cover personal expenses, including rent, gym membership, and food.

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The man in the video also runs an X account called “Monzure,” which last posted back in 2015 until Saturday.

It would be one thing if the man simply used a fake account (which is all too common on X) as a “prank.” But the fact that he solicited donations while posing as someone else should open him up to criminal charges.

Many X users pointed out that the man just pleaded guilty to wire fraud, a major felony that carries up to 20 years in prison.

Many users have already reported the man they believe is responsible to the Indianapolis (where the fraud is allegedly lives) police and the FBI.

The Gateway Pundit has not yet confirmed the identity of the individual.

Attorney Marc Randazza is urging people fooled by this fraud to contact Venmo and dispute the charge.

He also agreed that the man was now in deep legal trouble.

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