After years of prison and after her way to luxury, Anna Sorokin lets her talk about her again.
This time it is not as a German heir or is detained for four years, instead the convicted fraudster was “disturbed” and “horrified” after three rabbits used in their photo shoot were taken in a nearby park.
Sorokin, who also signed the name Anna Delvey and is the subject of Netflix's invention Anna, shot in shame after a top -class court case. The fraudster, who camouflaged himself as an heir, fluctuated the rich in Manhattan with an invented trust fund.
However, this latest saga includes a photo On your Instagram Report in which she is presented outside of a Tribeca -U -Bahn station with a black ankle monitor -determined as part of her publication of her prison sentence of 2022 -and held two rabbits on the linen.
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Days after posing the photos, social media users quickly combine the abandoned rabbits with Sorokin after the animals were discovered in Prospect Park in Brooklyn.
“I was ashamed and ashamed to be connected to it,” said Sorokin about the affair. The 34-year-old said she was not responsible for the rabbits and was “horrified” to find out that they had been unloaded.
The first hare, a one and a half year old Harlequin Lop, was found by Terry Chao near a cardboard box in the bushes that was used last week as part of Sorokin's photo shoot. Another rabbit near the same cardboard box was found on Thursday, followed by one third on Sunday near a black carrier bag, she said, she told her The New York Times.
The man, the Sorokin, Jasper Egan Soloff, photographed, told the newspaper by a lawyer that it was not his shoot and claimed not to know how the animals were preserved or treated.
Another person involved in the shoot seems to have apologized in an Instagram post, which has been deleted ever since.
“When I realized that the rabbits were handed over to me, in panic. At 19, without experience with animals, without animal -friendly accommodation and without knowing the available resources, I felt overwhelmed and met the worst possible choice,” he said reportedly.
“I wrongly believed that there were existing rabbits in this area, and released them there and thought that it was my best option.”
He added that they were encouraged by someone in New York while Sorokin said she offered to support the rabbits when she found out that they had been abandoned.
People on social media have accused Sorokin of the cruelty to animals. Many commentators condemned their commitment of the animals as props and warned against photographing rabbits on their lines on their backs, a position known as a trancing that can be harmful to the animals.
“I do not eat meat and I had no participation in the acquisition, transport or return of these animals. I would never tolerate these actions,” said Sorokin six. After she had been convicted of several theft and theft in 2019, she was released after almost four years in prison and another 18 months in immigration custody due to over -tax.