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In 2020, a woman passed away in the bathtub, but investigators still haven’t confirmed whether it was an accident or not...
02/02/2023

In 2020, a woman passed away in the bathtub, but investigators still haven’t confirmed whether it was an accident or not.

The tragedy began on July 22, 2020, at 9:24 a.m. when dispatchers received a 911 call from Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. John “Jay” Tolson, then 29, called to seek help for 38-year-old LeeAnn Hartleben, saying:

“My friend, she’s laying in the tub, she won’t wake up.”

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With his voice shaking, he went on:

“I think she fell last night, I’m not sure. There’s blood coming out of her nose, so I can’t get her to wake up.”

According to the man, LeeAnn “had been drinking. She fell in the kitchen.” He even told the dispatcher she was breathing loudly but he couldn’t “get her to wake up.” Paramedics rushed to LeeAnn’s cottage in the Outer Banks community where they found her unresponsive in the tub. She was a mother of two children, who are now 15 and 8. They were not present at the time of her death.

The avid gardener was airlifted to Sentara Norfolk General Hospital on the mainland in Norfolk, Virginia. According to her first cousin Trisha Cahoon, who spoke to People about the legal case on Thursday, she was placed on a ventilator in the ICU. She recalled:

“She was still breathing but she was brain dead.”

Since it was the midst of the pandemic, Trisha noted:

“The first thing that came to my mind was that she got COVID. And her mother was like, ‘No, [it’s because of] blunt force trauma.’”

Apparently, doctors had told the family Hartleben sustained blunt-force trauma wounds to her head that were inconsistent with the fall Jay had described in the 911 call — which is why there’s so much suspicion in the case. According to Cahoon, LeeAnn had bruises on her neck and arms, injuries the doctor claimed “did not come from a standing position.” She continued:

“The doctor said unless she was on a 20-foot building and fell, this is blunt force trauma to her head.”

LeeAnn officially passed away three days after she arrived at the hospital, on July 25, 2020. Her cause of death was ruled “complications of blunt force trauma to the head with hepatic cirrhosis with clinical hepatic failure contributing,” the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Norfolk, Virginia, confirmed in an emailed statement to People. The manner of death was ruled as “undetermined.”

The cause of death raised concerns among the family members, including Trisha who felt like “something’s really shady about this.” And she had several reasons for feeling this way…

In court docs obtained by People, the police department says they began investigating the case immediately and that Tolson was a person of interest. But Cahoon and her family disagree — saying the authorities were slow to investigate the death as a homicide. She declared:

“They were saying there was no crime, there was no crime committed. That she was drunk, fell, and hit her head, and there you go. And she succumbed to her injuries. And we were like, ‘There was a crime.’ We said, ‘Please come investigate. Please do something. There’s spots that look like blood.’”

When the police didn’t do anything, Trisha and her family took things into their own hands by hiring a private investigator — who found a ton of concerning evidence. In a video published to the YouTube channel, she captured blood stains that could be readily seen in the house (as well as some that were illuminated by a chemical agent on the doors and walls in several rooms and on the victims’ mattress). You can see all the evidence, including the 911 call, for yourself – but be warned, the video may be too graphic for some viewers:

Trisha reflected on the horrifying scene:

“It was like a massacre.”

Interestingly, she noted:

“The bathtub had no blood in it.”

A social media campaign to help the case get noticed by police (as they felt they were being ignored) was launched in the summer of 2020. By August 10, 2020, District Attorney Andrew Womble claimed his office was awaiting the autopsy results before deciding whether to file any charges, The Coastland Times reported.

Finally, on October 26, 2020, Jay was arrested in Bangor, Maine, after a Dare County Grand Jury returned an indictment charging him with second-degree murder in connection with Hartleben’s death, court records show. He pleaded not guilty and is still awaiting trial, which is set to begin on March 6. Whoa… Such a long ordeal for this family as they continue to await answers and potential justice for their loved one.

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But why does Trisha think Jay had something to do with her cousin’s death? Let’s get into that. According to court reports, LeeAnn and Jay had been dating for about a month when she died. They met at a party in June 2020 and Jay told LeeAnn he’d been kicked out of his apartment and needed a place to stay, per Cahoon.

Since her children were away “and she felt sorry for him,” the mother allowed Jay to stay for a couple of nights, Trisha shared:

“Her worst flaw is that she was too much of a giver.”

Their friendship quickly turned romantic — and then sour as they hit a rough patch a few weeks later. Among many issues, “he had become possessive,” the insider detailed. When LeeAnn was done, she packed all his stuff in bags and left them on the porch, saying she was ending the relationship. Cahoon said:

“That angered him.”

It’s unclear how much time passed between this breakup and finding LeeAnn dead. But either way, it’s heartbreaking! On why she has been fighting so hard for her cousin over the last two years, Trisha said it was “because I love her. LeeAnn was like my sister and she would have done that for me,” concluding:

“LeeAnn was a good person. She didn’t deserve that at all.”

We hope the family finally gets some answers when the trial begins next month. Thoughts? Do you think this was an accident or murder?

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, help is available. Consider calling the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233, or text START to 88788, or go to https://www.thehotline.org/.

[Image via Twiford Funeral Home]

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Our weekly roundup of news from East Asia curates the industry’s most important developments.Huawei moves to trademark i...
02/02/2023

Our weekly roundup of news from East Asia curates the industry’s most important developments.

Huawei moves to trademark its NFTs

According to a Jan. 28 report by Sina News, Chinese telecom giant Huawei has recently filed for eight trademarks related to its Huawei “YunYunBao” nonfungible tokens (NFT) series. The trademarks include digital collectibles in the scientific instruments, furniture, education, jewelry, advertising and telecom sectors. Last April, Huawei unveiled its YunYunBao NFTs, featuring characters inspired by its namesake cloud service. Huawei NFTs are minted on its proprietary Huawei Petal Chain, which the telecom giant says has over 1,000 nodes and can handle over 50,000 transactions per second.

A Huawei cloud NFT. Source: Huawei

Toyota sponsors blockchain hackathon

In a Feb. 1 Medium post, Sota Watanabe, the founder of Japanese blockchain Astar Network, announced that Astar had received a sponsorship from Japanese automobile manufacturer Toyota for its latest Web3 hackathon. Astar is currently a parachain built on the Polkadot blockchain.

According to Watanabe, over $100,000 in prizes will be distributed to projects that develop “intra-company DAO [Decentralized Autonomous Organization] support tools for this hackathon which Toyota employees may actually use in the future.” The hackathon will run from Feb. 14 to March 25.

The Toyota hackathon prize structure. Source: Hakuhodo

“Needless to say, Toyota is the largest company in Japan and one of the world’s leading international companies,” Watanabe wrote. “We are very excited to be hosting the Web3 Hackathon on Astar with Toyota. During the event, we aim to develop the first PoC DAO tool for Toyota’s employees. If a good tool is produced, Toyota employees will interact daily with products on Astar Network.”

North Korea devastates crypto

On Feb. 2, blockchain forensic analytics firm Chainalysis revealed that North Korean hackers stole an estimated $1.65 billion out of the $3.8 billion funds siphoned from decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols in 2022. For context, North Korean-related entities only stole $299.5 million in 2020 and $428.8 million in 2021. The firm also warned that despite the United States Treasury Department imposing sanctions on cryptocurrency mixer Tornado Cash on Aug. 8, North Korean hackers have increasingly turned to other digital asset mixers, such as Sinbad, to launder stolen funds. Chainalysis said:

“North Korea-linked hackers tend to send much of what they steal to other DeFi protocols, not because these protocols are effective for money laundering — they’re actually quite bad for money laundering given their increased transparency compared to centralized services — but rather because DeFi hacks often result in cybercriminals acquiring large quantities of illiquid tokens that aren’t listed at centralized exchanges. The hackers therefore must turn to other DeFi protocols, usually DEXes, to swap for more liquid assets.”

On Jan. 29, decentralized finance analyst Zachxbt claimed he had traced another 17,278 Ether (ETH) — worth around $27.18 million — laundered by North Korean hackers in the aftermath of the $100 million Harmony Bridge hack last June. According to Zachxbt, the funds were then moved to 14 wallet addresses spread across four exchanges. On Jan. 24, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation confirmed that North Korea’s Lazarus Group was the mastermind behind the attack.

North Korean hacking activities have seen a sharp rise as part of the country’s desperate push to “earn” foreign currency reserves amid sanctions. Source: Chainalysis

No Binance metaverse for now

In an ask-me-anything session on Jan. 14, Changpeng Zhao, CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Binance, said that the firm “is more open to just investing in other virtual reality or metaverse games,” as the firm is not a game-builder and doesn’t have a game building team.

“Nobody really knows what metaverse means. Everybody has a different concept of it,” the crypto executive said, according to a transcript published on Jan. 27.

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Instead, Zhao says that Binance will focus its “next big product” on releasing multiple proofs-of-reserves and proofs-of-solvencies to increase its transparency. The exchange has set a goal of 1 billion users passing Know Your Customer verification for the new year.

Huobi denies data sharing allegations

Digital asset entrepreneur Justin Sun has responded to allegations that his exchange Huobi provided client information to Chinese tax authorities. The TRON founder tweeted that Huobi “doesn’t share any client information to tax authorities unless it follows international judicial assistance procedure.”

Previously, Sun praised the introduction of a new 20% Chinese cryptocurrency income tax as “a clear indication that the Chinese government views cryptocurrencies as a legitimate form of wealth and wants to ensure its proper taxation.”

Although based in the Seychelles, Huobi has a sizable number of staff working in mainland China, who reportedly revolted against the firm’s stringent new labor policies early this month.

Huobi founder’s new ventures

After selling his entire stake in Huobi to Sun’s About Capital last October, Chinese businessman Lin Li has dedicated his time to managing Hong Kong blockchain investment holdings firm New Huo Technology. On Jan. 30, New Huo launched a staking technical support service, dubbed “Sinohope Staking,” that will first serve the Cosmos community before expanding into Ethereum, EOS and ChainLink.

According to developers, Sinohope Staking will provide “multi-node deployment, real-time monitoring of node operation process, 7*24h online support, 3-layer wallet structure and multiple signature technologies” for users interested in staking their assets on public blockchains. New Huo says it will help clients set up their stake nodes and monitor their operations “without handling or holding any clients’ assets,” and claims clients will retain “100%” of their staked cryptocurrencies during the process.

Bitzlato allegedly defiant despite sanctions

The co-founder of Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency exchange Bitzlato says the platform will reopen after being shut down by United States authorities last month.

In a Jan. 31 YouTube interview, Russian national Anton Shurenko said that the exchange would open later at an unspecified time and claimed up to 50% of funds held in seized hot wallets would be available for withdrawal at that time. In addition, the supposed founder claimed he had no idea why his company was singled out.

On Jan. 18, Bitzlato was shut down after an investigation by law enforcement officials, including the U.S. Department of Justice, revealed that the exchange imposed lax Know Your Customer rules and allegedly laundered over $700 million worth of illicit funds via crypto-fiat transactions. Shurenko’s fellow co-founder, Anatoly Legkodymov, was arrested in Miami around the same day. After revelations that Binance was one of the top counterparties to Bitzlato, the exchange froze a number of accounts related to the entity.

According to recent reports, Spanish police have detained three executives from the firm, namely the CEO, a sales executive and the marketing director.

Despite its notoriety, many users in the crypto community say they’ve never heard of Bitzlato before the incident. Source: Twitter

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“Chinese companies are getting pretty competitive for iPhone assemblers. China is doing quite well in pretty much everyt...
02/02/2023

“Chinese companies are getting pretty competitive for iPhone assemblers. China is doing quite well in pretty much everything, except semiconductors,” Kirk Yang, chairman and CEO of Kirkland Capital, told CNBC’s “Squawk Box Asia” Friday.

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Here are the notable stocks making moves after hours on Thursday, Feb. 2.

Apple — The consumer tech stock tumbled 4% in extended trading after the company reported weaker-than-expected results for its fiscal first quarter. The company reported $1.88 in earnings per share on $117.15 billion of revenue. Analysts surveyed by Refinitiv were expecting $1.94 in earnings per share and $121.10 billion of revenue. Sales were down 5% year over year.

Amazon — Shares of the e-commerce giant fell more than 3% in extended trading despite beating revenue estimates for the fourth quarter. Amazon reported $149.20 billion in revenue for the quarter, above the $145.42 billion expected, according to Refinitiv. The company reported just three cents in earnings per share. Amazon’s stock gained more than 7% during regular trading hours, and the midpoint of the company’s first-quarter revenue guidance was below expectations.

Alphabet — Alphabet dropped more than 5% in extended trading after the Google parent company missed expectations on the top and bottom lines for the fourth quarter, according to analyst estimates from Refinitiv. Revenues from YouTube advertising and its Google Cloud offering were both lower than analysts expected. Alphabet’s stock closed up by more than 7% in the previous trading session.

Qualcomm — Shares of the chipmaker dipped 1.5% in extended trading after Qualcomm reported $2.37 in adjusted earnings per share for its fiscal first quarter. That was three cents better than estimates, according to Refinitiv. However, Qualcomm’s adjusted revenue came in at $9.46 billion, below the expected $9.60 billion.

Starbucks — Shares fell about 1% after the coffee-shop chain missed expectations on both per-share earnings and revenue in its fiscal first quarter. Starbucks reported an adjusted 75 cents in earnings per share and $8.71 billion in revenue. Analysts surveyed by Refinitiv were expecting 77 cents per share and $8.78 billion of revenue. The company reported a 2% decline in comparable transactions year over year, thanks in part to weakness in China.

Ford — Shares of the automaker tumbled 6% in extended trading after fourth-quarter earnings fell far short of expectations, despite better-than-expected revenue. CEO Jim Farley said the company “left about $2 billion in profits on the table” during the fiscal year.

Atlassian — Shares of Atlassian shed 12% after hours when the software company posted a loss for its latest quarter. On a GAAP basis, Atlassian reported an operating loss of $99.2 million for the quarter, compared with operating income of $23 million in the year-ago quarter. Revenue for the fiscal second quarter came in at $873 million compared to analysts’ estimates of $850 million, according to Refinitiv.

Skechers – The shoe company’s shares slipped by more than 2% in extended trading after Skechers gave soft guidance on earnings and revenue for its first quarter, as well as weak guidance for the full year. Skechers posted fourth-quarter earnings of 48 cents per share on revenue of $1.88 billion. Analysts called for earnings of 37 cents per share on revenue of $1.77 billion, according to Refinitiv.

Cirrus Logic – The semiconductor supplier’s shares tumbled 7% in extended trading after the company gave weak guidance on fiscal fourth quarter revenues versus analysts’ estimates, according to Refinitiv. Nevertheless, the company beat the Street’s expectations, posting earnings of $2.40 per share, excluding items, on revenues of $591 million.

Gilead Sciences — Shares of the pharmaceutical company rose 4% after the bell following a stronger than expected fourth-quarter report. Gilead easily beat estimates for adjusted earnings and per share and revenue, according to analysts polled by Refinitiv. The company also announced a 2.7% dividend increase.

Clorox – The maker of cleaning products saw its shares rise 4% in after-hours trading. The company beat Wall Street’s expectations for the fiscal second quarter, posting earnings of 98 cents per share, excluding items, on revenue of $1.72 billion. That compares to earnings of 65 cents per share on revenue of $1.66 billion estimated by analysts, according to Refinitiv.

— CNBC’s Alex Harring, Darla Mercado and Christina Cheddar-Berk contributed to this report.

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The decline came as people cut back in the face of higher living costs, said Apple’s boss.
02/02/2023

The decline came as people cut back in the face of higher living costs, said Apple’s boss.

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The Last of Us‘s third installment “Long Long Time” is an absolutely incredible episode of television, delivering a tend...
02/02/2023

The Last of Us‘s third installment “Long Long Time” is an absolutely incredible episode of television, delivering a tender love story between apocalypse survivors Bill (Nick Offerman) and Frank (Murray Bartlett). Not only did “Long Long Time” provide a touching, hopeful look at the end of the world, it also expanded on an implied q***r relationship from the game that ended tragically.

Unfortunately, a number of viewers did not enjoy “Long Long Time” and are making their ire known through “review bombing.” Review bombing is when a large number of people leave negative online reviews on a product over a concentrated period of time. In the case of film and TV shows, review bombing primarily takes place on aggregator sites like Rotten Tomatoes, IMDb, and Metacritic. Since Rotten Tomatoes does not allow user reviews for individual episodes, the review bombing for “Long Long Time” is happening on IMDb and Metacritic.

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At the time of writing, “Long Long Time” has a 4.7 user score on Metacritic (user scores are out of 10). Out of 1102 ratings, 578 are negative. On IMDb, “Long Long Time” holds a 7.9 rating out of 10. 121,111 IMDb users left ratings on this episode, and while just over half gave the episode a perfect score, a little over a quarter gave the episode a one out of 10. The first two episode both hold a score of 8.6 on Metacritic and 9.2 on IMDb.

So what is it about “Long Long Time” that has mobilized review bombers? The answer is disappointingly all too predictable: homophobia. It’s no coincidence that an episode centering a gay romance has become the target of online trolls, and the user reviews confirm this. Reviews complain that the episode pushes “the LGBTQ agenda” or “inclusive propaganda.” Others complain that the episode deviates too far from the game, even though the changes to Bill and Frank’s story are fully in keeping with the thematic spirit of The Last of Us and are backed wholeheartedly by Neil Druckmann, creator of the game and co-creator of the series. (Bill and Frank are also gay in the game.)

Review bombing tends to be triggered by racism, sexism, and homophobia. For example, in 2022, Prime Video briefly paused reviews to The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power in order to protect the show from trolls. Much of the online vitriol was directed at the show’s cast members of color. Even The Last of Us franchise is no stranger to review bombing. In 2020, review bombers targeted the The Last of Us Part II because of an early in-game death and the game’s centering of LGBTQ characters. (So, brace yourselves for Season 2.)

As upsetting as the rhetoric behind the review bombing of “Long Long Time” is, it doesn’t have that large of an impact on the show’s rating itself. The Last of Us still holds a 7.7 user score on Metacritic, and an even more impressive 9.3 on IMDb. Critics (myself included) showered “Long Long Time” and The Last of Us with acclaim. On the ratings side of things, 6.4 million viewers(Opens in a new window) watched “Long Long Time” when it aired on Sunday night — a 12 percent increase from viewership the week prior. And since viewership continues throughout the week, that number is sure to increase. Despite the best efforts of trolls, The Last of Us is doing more than fine.

Still, it bears repeating that the existence of q***r people in media and in the real world does not reflect some insidious agenda or propaganda. Newsflash: LGBTQ people exist, and they have the right to exist in film and TV as well. One-star reviews won’t change that.

The Last of Us is now streaming on HBO Max.(Opens in a new window)(opens in a new tab) New episodes air every Sunday at 9 p.m. ET on HBO.

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Apple reported a steeper sales decline in its holiday period than Wall Street feared, showing the toll of an economic sl...
02/02/2023

Apple reported a steeper sales decline in its holiday period than Wall Street feared, showing the toll of an economic slowdown and lingering supply snags.

Revenue in the fiscal first quarter amounted to $117.2 billion, the company said in a statement Thursday. That compared with Wall Street projections of about $121.1 billion. The shares fell in extended trading.

The results show that Apple hasn’t been able to dodge the tech slowdown afflicting many of its competitors. Demand for smartphones and computers has slumped in the past year, and Covid-19 restrictions in China added to Apple’s woes during the holiday sales period. Timing was another issue: The company didn’t launch new Macs and HomePods until recent weeks, missing the end of the first quarter.

Earnings came in at $1.88 per share, compared with an average estimate of $1.94 per share. The Cupertino, California-based technology giant didn’t provide a revenue outlook for the second quarter, continuing an approach it adopted at the start of the Covid pandemic in 2020.

Apple shares had closed up 3.7% at $150.82 in New York. They have gained 16% this year.

Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook cited a “challenging environment” in the statement. “We remain focused on the long term,” he said.

Apple generated $65.8 billion from its flagship product, the iPhone, missing the estimate of $68.3 billion. That also represents a decline the $71.6 billion that the product brought in a year earlier. While the latest iPhone was a more significant leap than the previous version, the factories producing the popular Pro models in China were shuttered for several weeks during the quarter due to pandemic restrictions.

The company made $7.74 billion from the Mac, well short of the $9.7 billion estimate. That’s also a significant drop from $10.9 billion a year ago.

It was a tough year-over-year comparison given that Apple launched a revamped MacBook Pro line in the previous holiday period. This time around, it didn’t update the MacBook Pro and Mac mini models until the current quarter.

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Late last summer, Anfisa Arkhipchenko Nava celebrated her US citizenship. The 90 Day Fiance alum made the journey from K...
02/02/2023

Late last summer, Anfisa Arkhipchenko Nava celebrated her US citizenship. The 90 Day Fiance alum made the journey from K-1 visa to naturalized citizen!

But her updates have been few and far between — especially for one of the franchise’s most polarizing alums.

Now, almost exactly one year after her last video, Anfisa has staged a YouTube comeback.

She has a couple of updates to share — including her new degree, her new home, and more!

Anfisa’s last YouTube update came on February 18, 2022.

It is now February of 2023. According to Anfisa, social media fans and followers have been asking when her next video will be.

Well, wonder no more. She offered this video just a few days ago, at the very end of January.

Anfisa just moved to a new apartment. She shared this news as almost an afterthought.

Some of her boxes (and her cat, Monkey) appeared on frame, so she explained.

Anfisa is not quite done unpacking. We have all been there after one move or another. (Right? Most of us have, anyway)

Anfisa’s video was not an “unboxing” event, however. She had something a little more important to do.

Back in June, Anfisa graduated. She now has a Bachelor’s degree in business administration.

However, she has not yet gotten her hands on her physical diploma. A confluence of events led to a months-long delay, but late last year, her diploma became available for her to pick up.

This is the fulfillment of one of Anfisa’s longtime goals. Which sort of goes without saying — that’s what a degree usually is.

Anfisa reminded viewers, especially those who are less familiar with her post-90 Day Fiance story, that she first went to community college.

Once she had amassed initial credits, she applied to UC Irvine, received her acceptance, and transferred. Now, she has a business degree to show for it!

“I graduated with honors,” Anfisa notes in the video. “And it feels like it was a big achievement for me.”

It certainly was!

Keep in mind that it wasn’t so many years ago that Anfisa was a newcomer in the US. She arrived from Russia to learn that her soon-to-be husband had not been entirely honest about certain things.

Yes, Anfisa Arkhipchenko and Jorge Nava got married. But this didn’t mean that the reality stars got along.

Jorge Nava exaggerated his financial situation to a degree.

Is he a scammer because he didn’t disclose his debts and more before Anfisa came to the US? Is she a gold digger because of how unhappy she felt once she learned?

We cannot say for sure. But that marriage ended a few years ago. The final blow that brought about the slow death of their union seems to have been Jorge’s incarceration.

90 Day Fiance star Jorge Nava wears prison orange for his new mugshot. He has begun serving his sentence.

To hear Jorge tell it, he was taking risks — transporting legal ma*****na out of California and through Arizona, where prohibition was in full force — to make his wife happy. Only for her to ghost him while he was in prison.

Anfisa does not seem to like that characterization.

Particularly when he specifies that she became “jealous” after his weight loss photos earned him attention behind bars. Is it true? Who knows?!

90 Day Fiance alum Jorge Nava is almost unrecognizable, except for his face, after losing a tremendous amount of weight in prison.

But all of that is now in the past.

Jorge is no longer in prison. He and Anfisa are no longer married. In fact, Jorge is now a married father of two.

And, as her update highlights, Anfisa is now both an American citizen and graduate with a degree in business administration. Mutual divorce, mutual glow-ups!

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