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Director Carl Rinsch Indicted in Alleged $11 Million Netflix Fraud

Last updated: March 18, 2025 7:26 pm
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Director Carl Erik Rinsch has found himself in hot water after being indicted on charges of fraud and money laundering. The allegations stem from accusations that Rinsch took $11 million from Netflix under the guise of completing a science fiction TV series titled “White Horse,” which was never finished. Instead of using the funds for the intended purpose, Rinsch allegedly splurged on luxury cars, antique furniture, mattresses, and other lavish expenses.

The indictment reveals that Rinsch made risky investments, stayed at high-end hotels like the Four Seasons, and hired lawyers to sue Netflix with the ill-gotten money. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York confirmed Rinsch’s arrest in West Hollywood.

The saga began when Rinsch pitched the series, also known as “Conquest,” to Netflix executives in 2018. With the backing of actor Keanu Reeves, Rinsch had already shot several episodes and a trailer. Netflix agreed to invest $44 million for the show and planned filming in multiple international locations. However, production quickly spiraled over budget, leading to delays and additional funding requests from Rinsch.

Despite Netflix’s efforts to salvage the project, the COVID-19 pandemic further complicated matters, ultimately leading to the cancellation of the series. Rinsch’s financial mismanagement became apparent as he made risky investments, including cryptocurrency, and indulged in extravagant purchases like luxury mattresses, furniture, and multiple luxury cars.

The grand jury indictment accuses Rinsch of wire fraud, money laundering, and illicit use of funds in transactions. Facing the possibility of significant prison time, Rinsch also risks forfeiting his assets. Despite his attempts to contest the arbitration ruling, the judge upheld the decision, leaving Rinsch in a precarious legal situation.

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The unfolding scandal serves as a cautionary tale of financial mismanagement and deception in the entertainment industry. Netflix declined to comment on the matter, leaving Rinsch to face the legal consequences of his alleged fraudulent actions.

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