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Sadajahuar is an illegal immigrant who was sentenced to 11 years in prison.

Posted by Kevin Kietzman Has Issues, Checked

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Kevin Kietzman Has IssuesSep 17, 2026
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The claim names "Sadajahuar," which appears nowhere in the passage or the rest of the post, so it departs from the passage. The DOJ and DHS sources describe an illegal immigrant sentenced to 11 years for a Ponzi scheme, but they name Siddharth Jawahar, not Sadajahuar, so the claim cannot be graded against them as stated.

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… I don't know, if you gave me a number, I'd say maybe, I don't know, half a million dollars or a million dollars, whatever Kelsey put in, he's lost that. He's not gonna get it back. This man's going to jail, and yes, he's an illegal immigrant. He's gonna spend 11 years in prison. Why? Why are we not sending this man home? He should just flat be gone. Crazy story. Another story surfacing from the Scott Van Pelt podcast after Monday Night Football game, which got a $23.2 million rating, television rating, the most for Week One ever on …
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What we found

Context. The DOJ press release (Eastern District of Missouri, September 15, 2026) reports that an illegal immigrant was sentenced to 11 years in prison for a multimillion-dollar Ponzi scheme, identifying the defendant as Siddharth Jawahar.[1]

Context. The DHS statement of September 21, 2026 repeats that Siddharth Jawahar, an illegal alien from India, received an 11-year sentence for wire fraud tied to the Swiftarc Capital Ponzi scheme.[2]

Context. The name "Sadajahuar" does not appear in any source, and the passage itself never names the man, so the identifier in the claim cannot be tied to the sources' defendant.[1][2]

Sources

2 sources: 2 primary

  1. 1Illegal Immigrant Sentenced to 11 Years in Prison for ...justice.gov · primary source · cited for: context
  2. 2TROUBLE, TROUBLE: Illegal Alien from India Sentenced in Ponzi Scheme That Defrauded Victims of More Than $30 Milliondhs.gov · primary source · cited for: context

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