Fake Gucci bags - Did they look like this real one? - became part of New Jersey sting operation. Enough to make you SYH...

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Today's story about the New Jersey corrupt politicians and Rabbis is a complicated web of lies, deceit and worse, a complete break in the public trust. But being the fashion maven that I am, my mind keeps stumbling back to the fact that Rabbis "were using charitable organizations to launder money that they believed came from bank fraud and selling counterfeit goods. The witness allegedly told targets he was in bankruptcy and trying to hide his cash. In some instances, he said, the money came from the sale of fake Gucci bags." Come on! I mean we've all dabbled fake designer labels, but did you think the money was going to help make Rabbis - alleged men of the cloth - and public officials, filthy, stinking rich? Gucci bags. Kidneys. It was all the same to them. Now, I know there is a lot more in this story that has to come out, and after reading it twice, it was hard to connect the dots. But I'll ask you this: When it comes to "It" bags, do we really want to make crooked public officials rich? Think about that the next time you are tempted to go for the fake option, you might find Target to be your best bet! Did anybody out there purchase a fake Gucci in Jersey recently? Where the heck were these bags sold? How are you feeling now?