A judge established it Anna Sorokinthe false millionaire heiress of Inventing Anna in the Netflix series, he could get out of jail in exchange for a bailprovided that some points are met.
According to court minutes, immigration judge Charles Conroy said Sorokin can be released on bail 10 thousand dollars. But he also specified that he must remain confirmed 24 hours a day in a residence and not use social networks directly or through third parties.
“This doesn’t mean Anna is released. She will continue to face deportation proceedings and her release from prison will be closely monitored by immigration and New York State, “John Sandweg, one of Sorokin’s attorneys, said in a statement.
“As the Court found, the evidence clearly shows that any risk can be mitigated by adequate supervision.” The judge’s ruling provides for the possibility of using an electronic anklet upon release from prison.
Today, Anna Sorokin, 31, is still in detentionas in the past 17 months, most of it in the Orange County Correctional Facility in upstate New York.
The case
Sorokin She was found guilty of stealing more than $ 200,000. from banks and friends as he snuck into upper-class New York, the prosecutor said after the 2019 trial.
The case drew attention from a note in New Yorker magazine and from there the series was composed Inventing Annawith the production of Shonda Rhimes.
It was first presented in February this year and It was one of the most viewed productions on the platform. The main role was entrusted to Julia Garnerm, famous for the role of Ruth in the series Ozark.
The series ended when Anna was sentenced to prison, but in real life the drama continued, as she was released in February 2021, after four years in prison, and then returned to prison.
Since then, under pressure from the Immigration Department, Anna Sorokin has struggled to avoid being deported, including joining a class action against the agency for denying them a second dose of the Covid vaccine. According to the records, they eventually got hit and gave up on moving forward with that lawsuit.
Throughout his time in prison, Sorokin posted frequent posts on his social networks.
Earlier this year, one of his attorneys caused a stir by telling NBC that he feared she would be deported before he knew it. Shortly thereafter, she made a podcast with “Call her Daddy” and she assured that she never claimed to be a wealthy heiress of millions.
“I was from Germany, which is true, and no one ever asked me what my job was, who my parents were or how much money I made. It’s crazy to think otherwise, “he told host Alex Cooper.” I’ve never told nonsense lies.
However, he admitted that he lied about his status and past. “I think I did,” she said she.
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Source: Clarin
