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, Delvey knew people McFarland’s team for Magnises, the dubious credit card company he started that helped its rich loser members get into parties.Delvey apparently asked to stay the chic Soho loft headquarters of Magnises for a few days — and then refused to leave for months. McFarland was reportedly too “polite and non-confrontational” to tell her to leave. “He hinted, the staff hinted,” explains the source. “She hadApparently, she just hung out.
by Jessica Pressler. Both are now behind bars for their crimes. Perhaps they can reunite when they’re out of prison?
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