Anna Delvey was an ambitious young German heiress, living the high life in New York City. That's what it looked like from the outside, and what those nearest and dearest to her thought. In fact she was complete con artist. Among those she took financial advantage of was her friend, then Vanity Fair photo editor Rachel DeLoache Williams, whom she "borrowed" $62,000 from. In her book My Friend Anna, Williams offers first hand insight into the incredible life and crimes of Anna Delvey.

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