Former U.S. Rep. Corrine Brown was found guilty on 18 or 22 charges in her fraud and tax evasion trial on Thursday in federal court in Jacksonville. She was accused of funneling thousands of dollars from her One Door for Education Foundation into her personal accounts.

On count 1, conspiracy to commit mail fraud and wire fraud, she was found guilty, according to Jacksonville TV station WJXT. Here are the verdicts:

Count 2, aiding and abetting mail fraud: Guilty,

Count 3, aiding and abetting mail fraud: Not guilty

Count 4: aiding and abetting mail fraud: Guilty

Count 5: aiding and abetting mail fraud: Not guilty

Count 6, aiding and abetting mail fraud: Guilty

Count 7, aiding and abetting mail fraud: Guilty

Count 8, aiding and abetting mail fraud: Guilty

Count 9, aiding and abetting mail fraud: Guilty

Count 10, aiding and abetting mail fraud: Guilty

Count 11, aiding and abetting mail fraud: Guilty

Count 12, aiding and abetting mail fraud: Guilty

Count 13, aiding and abetting mail fraud: Guilty

Count 14, aiding and abetting mail fraud: Not guilty

Count 15, aiding and abetting mail fraud: Guilty

Count 16, aiding and abetting mail fraud: Not guilty

Count 17, aiding and abetting mail fraud: Guilty

Count 19: Engaging in a scheme to conceal material facts: Guilty

Count 21: Corruptly endeavoring to obstruct or impede the due administration of IRS laws: Guilty

Count 22: Filing a false tax return: Guilty

Count 23: Filing a false tax return: Guilty

Count 24: Filing a false tax return: Guilty

Brown had pleaded not guilty, blaming her former chief of staff Elias “Ronnie” Simmons for stealing. Brown, a Democrat who previously represented parts of Central Florida in the U.S. House, faced 22 counts of fraud and tax evasion charges after prosecutors say she funneled money from One Door for Education Foundation into her personal accounts.

“They’re trying to destroy my life,” Brown shouted as jurors in Jacksonville filed out of the courtroom for a break after she cried on the stand.