wedsraka.blogg.se

• Anna delvey lena dunham trial#

"I went because it sounded like a wonderful opportunity." "The place she decided to go was one of the most expensive places in the world, and at that point I understood she would be paying for the trip," Williams said. Assistant Manhattan District Attorney Kaegan Marie Mays-Williams, who described the trip as "fit for Kardashian" in her opening statement at the beginning of the trial, asked Williams Wednesday about how it went. Williams testified about a trip that she, Delvey, Delvey's personal trainer, and the photographer Jesse Hawk took in May 2017. Heads up! It’s the weekend! Find some fun! Take a walk, listen to great music and let your best self shine!! Wow! Let me put my sunglasses on so I can look at ya! Go Bright light, Go Bright light! #movementisaprivilege #liveyourbestlife #shineon #lovethyself #happiness #governorsisland #kacydukecelebritytrainer #kacydukefitness #kacydukeĪ post shared by Kacy Duke on at 9:35pm PDT at 9:35pm PDT One of the counts names Williams as a victim, for grand larceny in the second degree.

Anna delvey lena dunham trial#

She's on trial for 10 counts of theft, larceny, and attempted theft and larceny. Prosecutors say it all amounted to a larger scheme where she lived a life "fit for a Kardashian" by stealing around $300,000 and attempted to steal millions more.

Delvey lied about her identity, saying she was a German heiress with a $60 million trust fund, and used that story to gain access to New York's elite socialite scene with the apparent intention of raising money for a proposed mixed-use art gallery and restaurant space. "I'm getting phone calls from AMEX, which just causes more panics attacks, because I'm just telling them the same things Anna's telling me, which is, 'It should be just any day now, it should be any day now.'"ĭelvey, whose real name is Anna Sorokin, is on the third week of her criminal trial.

I'm up every night having attacks and I'm late for work," Williams testified through sobs, explaining her feelings when Delvey offered new excuses about not paying her. Former Vanity Fair photography editor and star witness Rachel DeLoache Williams testified about her experience with Anna Delvey in court Wednesday and Thursday, telling the jury about her luxurious vacation to Morocco with the fake heiress - and the horror of realizing that she was stuck with a $62,000 bill that Delvey had promised to pay.