A self-styled “inmate-hopping” influencer had flings with up to 75 prisoners, including murderers, according to court documents in her sentencing for fraud charges.
Ash Trevino, 37, struck up romances with “50-75 inmates of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice… currently incarcerated for various violent offenses including but not limited to aggravated robbery and murder,” according to court documents seen by TMZ.
The timeline of Trevino’s alleged romances hasn’t been revealed, but details of her lewd behavior came to light during a recent fraud case. She did not issue a plea regarding the romances.
Trevino copped to charges of welfare fraud and fraudulent securing of document execution last Wednesday and was sentenced to two years of probation by Texan authorities.
She has been mandated to complete 120 hours of community service as well as anti-theft program, and pay a $16,799.95 fine.
Trevino, who boasts more than 500,000 followers online, has developed a reputation for boasting about dating prisoners — bragging online about “inmate hopping,” according to Complex.
She was arrested in Venus, Texas, in December last year on welfare and healthcare benefit fraud, which spanned from May 2019 to July 1 2024, KDFW reported.
Prosecutors said she used deception relating to the approval of SNAP and Medicaid benefits to the value of $2,500 and $30,000.
Trevino was hit with a healthcare fraud charge of failing to disclose her sources of income when it came to applying for benefits.
The influencer faced up to two years in prison for the two charges — both felonies in Texas — but she was back behind bars in March for bail violations.
Prosecutors claimed she bought and drank alcohol at a birthday party.
Trevino was barred from going anywhere that serves booze, according to her bail conditions.
