Sorokin was convicted of various fraud charges (grand larceny theft of services stealing over $200,000 from various marks while posing as a German heiress bent on launching a Manhattan social club) in April 2019 and subsequently sentenced to between 4 and 12 years in prison. Her attorney, Duncan Levin, told the Daily Beast that Sorokin would have to post a $10,000 bond before her release, but overall felt “thrilled to be getting out so she can focus on appealing her wrongful conviction.” Sorokin has also “demonstrated interest in pursuing legitimate employment in the United States,” he added, “pursuits that will face heavy public scrutiny.” Indeed. immigration judge Charles Conroy ruled Wednesday. “She will be required to abide by conditions of release imposed both by the New York State Parole Board and immigration authorities, which, combined with her status as a public figure, will make it particularly difficult for her to avoid detection,” U.S. Her attorney previously confirmed her release to the Daily Beast, which reported that Sorokin’s “notoriety actually helped her get out of jail” by making it harder for her to flee. She’ll remain there under house arrest, provided she complies with a court order to stay off social media, among other conditions. CLARY/AFP via Getty ImagesĬon and visual artist Anna “Delvey” Sorokin has been released from ICE detention and moved into a fifth-floor walk-up one bedroom apartment in the East Village, per the New York Times.
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