Fake Heiress Cons High Society

American Greed Podcast

CNBC

True Crime, Documentary, Tv & Film, Society & Culture

4.6 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 24 February 2021

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

An artsy German heiress Anna Delvey makes a splash in Downtown New York's social scene, but she's really a Russian-born con artist who's trying to swindle $23 million from banks while dodging unpaid bills. (Original television broadcast: 02-24-2020) Want to binge watch your Greed? The latest episodes at: https://www.cnbc.com/american-greed/

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0:00.0	This is the American Greek podcast presented by CNBC, I'm Stacey Keech.
0:08.0	In this episode of American Read and Adele V is everywhere a downtown Manhattan
0:14.6	socialite wants to be.
0:17.0	Money connections, she had it all, you wanted to be her?
0:21.0	With VIP access to everything cool in New York, art and fashion.
0:27.0	You wanted to be seen with her?
0:29.0	She knew exactly how to use social media to bolster that image.
0:34.0	She had over 40,000 Instagram followers.
0:37.0	A social connector who easily draws in friends.
0:41.0	Here's this person I liked.
0:43.0	Who seems really excited to spend time with me.
0:46.0	Are slattered by her attention.
0:48.0	But the public face of Adele V hides a litany of secrets.
0:53.0	She took out a place like she didn't belong there.
0:56.0	She says she's a German eras.
0:59.0	But her friends start asking questions.
1:02.0	You have her.
1:03.0	Family, like living family.
1:04.0	Do you even have family?
1:06.0	This person I spent so much time with wasn't at all what I believed her to be.
1:10.0	Who Adele V really is?
1:12.0	He's a young woman accused of trying to swing her more than 25 million dollars
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