, 31, has been ordered by a U.S. district judge to pay 40 percent of his fee to his victims.
McFarland was convicted of defrauding investors in his glitzy Bahamas festival out of $24 million, with the 2017 event turning into a nightmare as attendees arrived to find a lack of essential facilities—including toilets—and accommodation usually used as emergency housing for survivors of natural disasters. In a letter advocating for McFarland’s visit, Entrepreneur University’s CEO told U.S.
😂😂😂😂 honestly, at this point, good for him.
It's worth noting historically that the Fyre Festival and the Trump Administration overlapped. Two overhyped, mismanaged, egotistical endeavors that resulted in unmitigated disasters.
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