This is the young woman who was admitted to Stanford University after her father paid $6.5 million to William Rick Singer, the mastermind behind the Operation Varsity Blues scandal.
Yusi 'Molly' Zhao was admitted to Stanford in 2017 reports the Los Angeles Times, travelling to California from her home in Beijing to attend the elite university whose alums include Chelsea Clinton, Reese Witherspoon, Tiger Woods and Corey Booker.
Molly's family met Singer through a Morgan Stanley money manager, and Singer ultimately presented her as a sailing recruit to help guarantee her admission.
Her father, Tao Zhao, is the co-founder of multibillion-dollar pharmaceutical company Shandong Buchang, based in China.
DailyMail.com has learned that Stanford was quick to act when they learned about the scandal and quickly expelled the young woman in late March according to multiple sources with ties to the college.
A spokesperson for Stanford declined to comment.
The bling ring: Yusi 'Molly' Zhao (above) was admitted to Stanford in 2017 reports the Los Angeles Times, travelling to California from her home in Beijing to attend the school
Zhao's student profile has been taken down at Stanford and an email to her school account was not returned to DailyMail.com.
No one in her family has been charged in the case, much like no one has been charged in the case of Sherry Guo, whose parents are accused of paying $1.2 million to get their daughter into Yale.
It is known however that the prosecutor on the case will be out of the country on May 21, due to the rescheduling of all hearings in the case that were set for that day.
It was first revealed last month that a Stanford student had been given the boot after her family gave $500,000 to the school's sailing coach.
That decision was announced by the president and provost of the school, who did not make mention of the money that was paid by the young woman's family but rather the fact that she lied to the school by claiming she sailed on her application.
In a bizarre twist however, the young woman gained admission on her own, and
