German con artist Anna Delvey, who is now capitalizing on her status as a convicted celebrity scammer, required attendees at her birthday afterparty to sign non-disclosure agreements and provide their social security numbers. Page Six reported that most attendees at the exclusive party at Delvey’s New York apartment, where she is under house arrest and …
Anna Sorokin, the German con artist who was the basis for the Netflix show “Inventing Anna,” was released from prison on Friday in upstate New York and driven to Manhattan, where she will be under house arrest while immigration authorities seek to deport her, Fox News reports. Sorokin left the jail in Orange County around …
“Fake heiress” Anna Sorokin is in the custody of immigration officials. The New York Post reported that Sorokin, a Russian-born German who also goes by the name Anna Delvey, reported to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement on March 25 and had been scheduled to be deported the following day, but she was not on the …
“Fake heiress” Anna Sorokin got out of prison last week and went on the hunt for a boyfriend, the New York Post reported. Still going by “Anna Delvey,” the name she used when she conned businesses and friends out of nearly $200,000 by pretending to be a millionaire, Sorokin posted on Twitter that she was …
Impostor socialite Anna Sorokin, who allegedly managed to swindle thousands of dollars out of unknowing elite New Yorkers while posing as a wealthy heiress, has rejected her plea deal and will head to trial after a New York judge declined to reduce the prosecution’s offer of three to nine years in jail. “I see no …
