Carl Erik Rinsch

Director Convicted of Scamming Netflix, Spent Millions on Lavish Purchases

Carl Erik Rinsch, the director of “47 Ronin,” has been convicted of wire fraud and money laundering charges for scamming Netflix out of $11 million. According to court records, the funds were intended for an unfinished sci-fi show but were instead used for extravagant purchases, including multiple Rolls-Royces, a Ferrari, and luxury bedding. Prosecutors stated that Rinsch made failed investments and crypto transactions before diverting the funds to personal expenses. Rinsch’s sentencing is scheduled for April, with Netflix declining to comment on the matter.

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Hollywood Director Defrauds Netflix of $11 Million, Buys Rolls-Royces

Hollywood director Carl Erik Rinsch was arrested for wire fraud and money laundering after allegedly defrauding Netflix of $11 million intended for his sci-fi show, “White Horse.” Instead of completing the show, Rinsch diverted the funds to cryptocurrency investments and extravagant purchases. These purchases included luxury vehicles, high-end furniture, and legal fees. The indictment alleges that Rinsch lost approximately half of the misappropriated funds in failed investments before profiting from cryptocurrency, subsequently using the remaining proceeds for personal expenses.

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