Netflix Documentary bait crook Shimon Hayut made him famous and infamous, detailing how he convinced dozens of women to spend money on his lavish lifestyle, telling them extraordinary stories about his life story and how he saved him from imminent danger with just the contents of your bank accounts.
Now he has new troubles in Spain Დرو ება An arrest warrant was reportedly issued for presenting police with a fake ID card after his Maserati was moved to the beach in southern Tarifa in 2019.
Although the case was on the verge of closing three years later, it resumed this month after Spanish police contacted a Norwegian reporter who appears in a Netflix document revealing that Hayut was a fraud.
Hight served multiple sentences for various fraudulent activities. A Netflix document, directed by Felicity Morris, focuses on her businesses, depriving several women of their savings as they cross Europe on private planes, posting compelling images on social media, and using their money to attract a potential new sponsor.
after launch bait crook – which Netflix released this week is its most viewed documentary to date with 166 million hours viewed in the first 28 days of its release – Hight was looking to start a new career in the entertainment industry.
Source: Deadline
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