Anna Sorokin

I wanted to go to trial. I felt like it was the only way to tell my story. Most people go to trial to be found not guilty.

I wanted to go to trial. I felt like it was the only way to tell my story. Most people go to trial to be found not guilty.

I felt like I knew my trial was going to last for a while, and you don't really get any clothes.

I felt like I knew my trial was going to last for a while, and you don't really get any clothes.

I don't know. I didn't have internet at the time to compare myself to other defendants, so I just kind of did what made sense at the time.

I don't know. I didn't have internet at the time to compare myself to other defendants, so I just kind of did what made sense at the time.

I mean, of course they would say something like this. That's their job, to accuse me of crimes.

I mean, of course they would say something like this. That's their job, to accuse me of crimes.

Like a bank statement, a letter of credit from the bank.

Like a bank statement, a letter of credit from the bank.

My lawyer would not allow me to answer that.

My lawyer would not allow me to answer that.

But there are different ways to tell a story.

But there are different ways to tell a story.

Yes, that's the way I see it, too.

Yes, that's the way I see it, too.

I never had a fraudulent intent, and I guess that's what should really count.

I never had a fraudulent intent, and I guess that's what should really count.

I always knew that, and I was just always trying to fix that.

I always knew that, and I was just always trying to fix that.