The series was well done and exceptionally thorough. Kudos to the director and producers for bringing forth yet another story that should serve as a cautionary tale to others about how the predators and fraudsters among us.
As fa as how I feel about Sarma, frankly I'm appalled. She is no dumb woman; an accomplished restauranteur, a superbly educated graduate of The Wharton School (full disclosure, I'm Penn alumni), affluent by way of family, and adept at navigating the NYC business world. But her demeanor of naïveté in allowing a stranger to infiltrate her business, acceptance of Anthony/Michael's myriad "X-Fikes" tales, and the exceptional volume of wire transfers of funds she didn't own personally, I'm calling BS! She is just as much a fraud as he is.
I'm throwing her on the fraudster burial pyre along with "Inventing Anna", "The Tinder Swindler"and all the others who who have intentionally defrauded and stolen from others. I do however believe in Karma tho.
