RECEIPT_01 · 2013–2017 Criminal conviction
The claim
She was “Anna Delvey,” a German heiress with a $60 million trust fund, able to finance a private art club and repay anything on a wire from Germany.
Made in: Hotels, banks, and social circles across New York
The proof
There was no trust fund and no fortune. In April 2019 a New York jury convicted Sorokin on eight counts, including grand larceny and theft of services, for defrauding banks, hotels, and friends of roughly $200,000. She was sentenced to 4 to 12 years.
The record
People v. Sorokin — New York Supreme Court, New York County
Outcome: Convicted on eight counts including grand larceny (April 2019); sentenced to 4–12 years
A jury or judge found fraud or false statements proven beyond a reasonable doubt at trial.