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Netflix, only identified in the indictment as "Streaming Company-1," had paid Rinsch $44 million between 2018 and 2019 for an unfinished sci-fi TV show called "White Horse," prosecutors say.

Prosecutors said Netflix had initially paid about $44 million to purchase an unfinished show called “White Horse” from Rinsch, but eventually doled out another $11 million after he said he ...

Rinsch demanded the funds in order to finish “White Horse,” a science fiction TV series that was never completed, according to the indictment. Instead, he allegedly used the money to make ...