Hollywood filmmaker Carl Erik Rinsch scammed Netflix out of $11 million and blew the cash on crypto memes making some profits with Dogecoin


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Promote with Leviathan News"Carl Erik Rinsch, who directed the 2013 Keanu Reeves film “47 Ronin,” was on Thursday found guilty of defrauding the streaming service into giving him the cash to make a science fiction show called “White Horse.” After receiving $44 million, Rinsch, 48, persuaded Netflix to give him another $11 million in 2020. But instead of using the money to fund the show, Rinsch transferred the money to a personal brokerage account and lost most of it speculating on “extremely risky” securities, according to court documents."
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"Carl Erik Rinsch, who directed the 2013 Keanu Reeves film “47 Ronin,” was on Thursday found guilty of defrauding the streaming service into giving him the cash to make a science fiction show called “White Horse.”
After receiving $44 million, Rinsch, 48, persuaded Netflix to give him another $11 million in 2020.
But instead of using the money to fund the show, Rinsch transferred the money to a personal brokerage account and lost most of it speculating on “extremely risky” securities, according to court documents."
Maven
So what's his fate 😅?
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