Crooked bookkeeper Sharon Logan should really cut back on salon visits and start budgeting. Her criminal restitution has ballooned to nearly $600,000 with interest.

To be exact, the 6Time convicted Financial Felon owes seven theft, fraud, and embezzlement victims a total of $595,936.34, as of today. (See below for details.)

That debt grows $50.55 daily. (Ten percent simple interest accrued from date of judgment.)

And, in California, you can’t dump criminal restitution debt in bankruptcy.

That means Logan’s gleeful Facebook brag about discharging “99 percent of her debts” in last December’s bankruptcy (her second) was way off base.

This screenshot is from the Facebook page Logan has dedicated to ridiculing the divorce and custody battle of her former friend and rescuer Dr. Saskia Boisot, linked to by Logan’s Paw Protectors page. Logan seems to think if she convinces people we’re Dr. Boisot, they won’t care about Logan’s lengthy rap sheet, history of false accusations in court, and multiple restraining orders for harassment.

We disagree.

We think even if Logan convinced people that Leslie Van Houten wrote this blog, they still wouldn’t want the proudly felonious embezzler Logan anywhere near their money.

Throughout her three decades of grift convictions, Logan has never paid a dime of restitution — other than during the months the penal system garnished her wages in 2017-2018, when Logan did weekend jail for stealing from two plumbing companies that made the mistake of hiring her as a bookkeeper. They hadn’t known her history of stealing from employers.

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And, since Logan got out of jail in early 2018, she hasn’t made a single payment toward the remaining $8,133.86 she’s ordered to pay them.

But, she goes twice monthly to the Skin Laundry spa in Newport, according to her bankruptcy petition.

Sharon Logan’s bankruptcy went through — but she still owes half a million in criminal restitution for her thefts and embezzlements.

She paid for eyelash extensions and eyebrow microshading in January 2021, according to a Yelp review.

On her free weekdays during her most recent jail sentence, she purchased two new tattoos.

We’ve posted previously about her many travels, her professed love of restaurants, and her reputation as a lavish spender.

Sharon Logan’s sex work was the least of her bad behavior, says 2018-2019 landlord/roommate.

She’s never even apologized, according to the victims we’ve spoken to. She made false accusations against at least two of her prosecuting victims: The plumbers from the 2017 conviction (she claimed she’d been harassed), and sexual harassment against an employee of Hanover Commercial Services, from whom she embezzled at least $160,000.

Logan made a false sexual harassment claim against one of her embezzlement victims.

Shortly after we started this page last July, we found Logan handling a law firm’s payroll and client trust account. She’d used a completely false resume to get hired (we compared it with her court records), and, of course, had said nothing about her six financial felony convictions.

Orange County law firm: Logan out of here.

We don’t know what she’s doing for money now. Might she have finally found honest work? We don’t have any evidence of that.

But we know she’s still got that “Donate” button up.

Here are the principal amounts, without interest, from Logan’s unpaid criminal restitution orders over the years:

Riverside County Criminal Case No. RIF090464, Hanover Commercial Services, DBA Best Temporary Services: $150,000, ordered August 8, 2000.

Riverside County Criminal Case No. RIF090464, Labor Ready: $10,000, ordered August 8, 2000.

San Bernardino County Criminal Case No. FWV021176, SCS Personnel Agency: $14,320, ordered April 22, 2002.

Riverside County Criminal Case No. RIF109008, Todd Breker, $3,788, ordered August 7, 2003.

Orange County Criminal Case No. 16WF2434, RSM Plumbing and Geers Plumbing, ordered a total $8,025 on December 13, 2017. (Logan’s wages during weekend jail were garnished $2,800 toward this debt.)

San Bernardino County Case No. MVA022916, James Arthur Hecox (Logan’s ex husband and child’s father, now deceased): $1,158.85, ordered March 24, 1999.