The man pretending to be a Saudi royal family scam 8 million, squandering extravagant life everywhere, was arrested and imprisoned for 18 years.

The Miami man Gignac pretended to be the Saudi royal family for 30 years. He lived on a social networking site and swindled 8 million people and was sentenced to 18 years in prison. Before the arrest in 2017, Gignac was extravagant, often living on social networks, drying rings, drying watches, sunbathing luxury goods, and cashing in cash. He also called this a birthday gift from his family and wore four Cartier bracelets. The most expensive value is 40,000 knives. He also steals photos of the Saudi royal family, publishes the essay "family" on his own INS, buys fake diplomatic license plates, does not buy counterfeit diplomatic badges, and also uses fake projects, in the name of investment, from the star Eli. McPherson’s ex-husband Jeffrey is defrauding millions of dollars. Jeffery had Gignac on his own private jet and sent a $50,000 Cartier bracelet, but as the collaboration deepened, Jeffery gradually discovered the clue.