How and Why Anna Stroking's Life Was Documented In a Movie On Netflix

 Anna Stroking (Russian: Анна Сорокина; born January 23, 1991) is a convicted con artist and con artist. Between 2013 and 2017, she presented herself as a wealthy heiress by the name of Anna Delvey. , hotel and acquaintance fraud in the United States totaling $275,000.

 She was convicted in 2019 by the New York Supreme Court in New York on multiple counts of attempted robbery, second degree robbery and theft of services. Netflix has developed its own TV. Adaptation of her story, titled Inventing Anna, published in 2022. The attacker is currently located in American agencies on immigration storage and police food. Stroking later admitted that he "just found" 

 

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 Para. In the summer of 2013, stroking traveled to New York to attend New York Fashion Week and briefly joined Purple's New York office. After leaving Purple, stroking came up with the idea for the "Anna Delvey Foundation," a private members' club and arts foundation, and unsuccessfully sought funding from wealthy members of the city's social scene.  His proposal included renting the entire 45,000-square-foot church hall, owned by Rose's RFR Holdings, as a multipurpose venue and art studio, where he designed an art studio he could accompany them.  Huang agreed and booked a flight and a space hotel for stroking, with an agreement that he would be reimbursed the cost of between $2,000 and $3,000. Upon returning to New York, stroking appeared to "forget" the deal and was unable to pay. Huang thought at first that stroking was just distracted. In 2015, stroking also attended Art Basel in Miami. Stroking hired a PR firm to book a birthday party for her at Jadelle's restaurant in January 2016; after your credit

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