Netflix gave him $11M to produce a show. He spent it on luxury cars and crypto, DOJ says
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Netflix Seeks $11 Million Back from Director Carl Rinsch Amid Fraud and Money Laundering Charges
Netflix is demanding a return of $11 million from director Carl Erik Rinsch, five years after the streaming giant invested in ...
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47 Ronin director charged with defrauding $11M from Netflix to allegedly spend on luxury cars
According to BBC, Carl Erik Rinsch, 47, is facing federal charges of fraud and money laundering after allegedly misusing $11 million from a Netflix budget to complete a now-abandoned series called ...
Netflix Wants $11 Million Back From Director Carl Rinsch, Who Allegedly Spent Lavishly on Cars, Bedding and a $28,000 Sofa
Netflix is trying to track down Carl Rinsch's assets, five years after wiring the director $11 million for a TV show that ...