Fake German heiress Anna Sorokin laughed as she revealed how she effortlessly scammed New York City’s high society buy denied being a con artist in a new podcast recorded from an ICE jail.
She spoke of how she would underdress when visiting banks – from which she took out thousands of dollars in fraudulent loans – to give off a ‘I don’t give a f*** vibe’, and claimed she never told any ‘senseless lies’ that ‘criminally harmed’ anyone.
During the interview with Alexandra Cooper, host of the sex and relationship advice podcast Call Her Daddy, released today, Sorokin also said she has been flooded with marriage proposals, finds murderers ‘normal’ and hates being controlled by money.
Asked whether people believing she already had money made it easier to ask for more, she told the host: ‘I guess it’s just easier to ask somebody for I don’t know, 20 million,’ when they already think you have money, she said.
The scammer, who during her time in NYC went as Anna Delvey, said she didn’t think she was doing anything out of the ordinary. Pretending to have $60million in a trust fund was no big deal, she said, because ’60 million is border-line poor in New York.’
The video interview was recorded on March 7 and features Sorokin – who remains at the Orange County Correctional Facility in upstate New York – in a yellow prison jumpsuit and her signature Celine glasses.
With the background blurred, the 31-year-old comes across as friendly and easy to talk to, but also reluctant to…
