Where Is Inventing Anna's Neffatari Davis Today?

In 2013, according to The New York Times, a German heiress named Anna Delvey showed up in New York City, and soon enough was living her best life in The Big Apple. She wore designer clothes, stayed in fancy hotels, and partied it up with the city's young, wealthy elite. 

As BBC News reported, whenever there was a party, Delvey was there, and whenever there was a camera, she was keen to make sure she was in the frame. Whenever anyone asked, she would say that she was an heiress. Of course, as you're already aware, it was all fiction: Delvey was neither German nor an heiress, and in fact was broke. Often as not, she'd have someone else pay for her drinks rather than buy them herself, and frequently made excuses to stay at friends' homes. Her hotel stays and other aspects of her lifestyle were funded largely by her "heiress" schtick, convincing managers that she had the money to pay her bills and that it was perpetually on its way. More than once, she was shown the door, and by 2017, her scam had caught up to her, and she was put on trial.

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