A group of creditors are set to confront Rudy Giuliani in bankruptcy court on Wednesday, seeking to place his finances under the control of an independent trustee to secure their owed funds. Since filing for bankruptcy last year, Giuliani has reportedly maintained a steady income, including a $75,000 payment from a documentary project. Court records reveal ongoing significant monthly expenditures on various platforms like Amazon and streaming services.
The lack of transparency surrounding Giuliani's financial dealings has sparked frustration among creditors, who are pursuing millions in claims against him. Notably, two Atlanta election workers were awarded $148 million in damages after successfully arguing that Giuliani defamed them post the 2020 election.
