Recently, the lengthy lawsuit finally came to an end, and the judge found Anna to be no danger to society, so he released her from prison on $10,000 bail, but also put forward two major conditions.
Netflix's adaptation of the series "Inventing Anna" from real events tells the story of a woman who broke into high society by lying and fraud, and the bloody plot coupled with the exaggerated and gorgeous high class scenes made the show not only highly discussed after this year's broadcast, but also made many people curious about Anna herself in the real world.
After years of litigation, the judge finally handed down a recent verdict that Anna could be released from prison as long as she submitted bail and fulfilled the designation request.
What is the series "Fictional Anna" about?
The story of the Netflix series "Fictional Anna" tells the story of Anna Solokin, an ordinary girl born and raised in Russia, who relies on actress-level acting skills and various cheeky words to lie that she is a German socialite, befriends powerful people everywhere, and finally eats and drinks, takes private planes, lives in high-end hotels, and has never paid at all, a white prostitute!
After successfully breaking into New York high society, Anna applied for a $22 million loan from the bank in the name of opening a private art club, and later because her best friend Rachel was defrauded, she turned to let the whole incident happen, which ended her wonderful life of fraud.
Anna in reality
With the popularity of "Fictional Anna", Anna's own background was also bottomed. According to foreign media reports, Anna's real name is Anna Sologin, but because her parents are not surnamed Solokin, they don't know what the inspiration for her name is.
Anna is of Russian origin, her father is a truck driver, her mother runs a small shop, and the family has a younger brother, although she is not very rich but can get by. Interested in the fashion industry, Anna went to study at the Central Saint Martins School of Art in London as an adult, but dropped out soon after enrolling, but she then moved to Paris to intern at the fashion magazine Purple to continue her fashion dream.
Bizarre enough to be written as a novel
Anna's scam broke out because her "buddy" Rachel exposed her evil deeds in "Flashy World" magazine, and the wonderful story was even published as the novel "My Friend Anna: The True Story of a False Heiress", and Netflix paid $320,000 to make the entire story into a series afterward.
Anna herself was released on early parole in early 2021 for good behavior, but she was detained by USCIS again because her visa expired. Anna has not only created a new Instagram account to give her voice during this time, but also gained more than a million followers.
Laugh bad netizens' release conditions
Recently, the lengthy lawsuit finally came to an end, the judge believed that Anna was not dangerous to society, so he let her be released on $10,000 bail, but also put forward two conditions: the first is to wear electronic leg irons to be imprisoned at home, and the second is to delete the Instagram account and no longer use any social media, which made netizens laugh as soon as the news came out.
Although she expressed her satisfaction with the verdict through her lawyer, without social media, it may not be so easy for everyone to eat melons. #头条创作挑战赛 #