Summary: Netflix is in hot water after releasing its doc “Biggest Heist Ever,” about the infamous Bitfinex Bitcoin theft. Heather “Razzlekhan” Morgan, who pleaded guilty to laundering stolen crypto, just hit Netflix with a cease-and-desist letter, claiming the film is full of false claims, defamation, and even privacy violations. Her lawyers are demanding edits—or else legal action is coming.
Netflix’s latest true-crime crypto documentary has sparked major backlash from Morgan’s legal team. They argue the doc wrongly paints her as a hacker and falsely claims she and her husband, Ilya Lichtenstein, used the dark web to buy fake passports and debit cards. Lichtenstein got five years in prison, while Morgan landed an 18-month sentence, but her lawyers insist she never took part in the actual hack.
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The legal team is also fuming over privacy concerns, calling out Netflix for including wedding footage without guest consent, a potential violation of California’s strict privacy laws.Morgan’s lawyer, Serena Wu, says they are not relenting; they want Netflix to remove scenes featuring guests and retract what they have called false claims.
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So far, neither Netflix nor the production company has responded, but if they decide to ignore the legal notice, then Morgan’s team is ready to take this to court for financial damages, along with the removal of the content. All eyes are on Netflix now-lobbied to change or sued.