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Connecticut socialite who secretly filmed minors gets out of jail early | New York Post
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0:32Now PlayingThe wealthy Connecticut socialite who was sentenced to prison last November for secretly recording nude minors in her ritzy seaside mansion has been let out of prison early.
Hadley Palmer, 54, was granted early release and entered into a transitional supervision program on Wednesday instead of completing her one-year sentence, the Daily Beast reported.
The program allows inmates with shorter sentences — two years or less — to serve some of their time in a halfway house or with a sponsor, according to the outlet.
Palmer completed just 161 days — less than half her full sentence — in a state penitentiary, the publication tallied.
The mother of four, who comes from a wealthy family, admitted that she filmed three minors who were naked or in their underwear without their knowledge from 2017 to 2018 for her own sexual satisfaction. One of the victims was 15 or younger.
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