The series announcement said the project, “aims to give audiences and insight into what makes Sorokin tick, and where she plans to take her recently cemented infamy.” The untitled project is in development at Bunim/Murray Productions, which previously worked on the Lifetime’s Surviving R Kelly series. Last month the infamous scammer announced she has a docu-series in the works, and it’ll pick up right where Shonda Rhimes’ biopic left off. Thankfully we won’t have to wait too long to see what happens next, because Sorokin is currently working on filming her life as of late. The aftermath of Sorokin’s crime spree - though a bit ambiguous - signals a new chapter in the scammer's intriguing story. Her departure, however, has not been confirmed. The Post later reported that Sorokin was supposed to board a flight to Frankfurt, Germany, last night. Sorokin’s criminal defense lawyer, Todd Spodek, has yet to comment, but sources told The New York Times and the New York Post that her deportation was imminent. After a routine check-up, she was arrested for over-staying her visa and has apparently been living in detention centers around New York and New Jersey ever since.
If their suspicions are correct, she’ll be forced to leave the United States and return to Europe immediately.Īccording to Deadline, Sorokin was detained by a U.S. Recent reports, however, claim the faux-heiress is facing deportation. After swindling New York’s elite out of $275,000, Sorokin - who operated under the pseudonym Anna Delvey - was sentenced to a maximum of 12 years in prison, then released early for good behavior.įollowing a four year stint in jail, Sorokin was taken into ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) custody where her fate remained undetermined. The last episode of Shonda Rhimes’ Inventing Annaleft the series protagonist (and real life con-artist) Anna Sorokin in murky waters.
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