Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani blew through half of his bank account for personal expenses despite creditors pursuing him over millions in debt.
Giuliani was ruled to pay $148 million to two Georgia election workers as part of a defamation settlement, resulting in him filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in December. Despite his bankruptcy, however, creditors say he doesn’t appear to be taking his situation seriously. Rachel Strickland, the lawyer for the two election workers, warned on Wednesday that the former mayor is “up to Giuliani shenanigans yet again.”
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