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The ex-husband of a Los Angeles cape accused of defrauding his company out of $10.2 million and staying in luxury suites in Las Vegas said he was “heartbroken” after robbing her.
Sara Jacqueline King, 39, allegedly spent the money at the Wynn in Las Vegas and used the money to finance her own “extravagant lifestyle.”
Her former employer, LDR International, is suing her for the full amount, but claims she only has $11.98 to her name after splitting the money on the $300-a-night hotel.
Her second husband, Kamran Pahlavi, is the grandson of Iran’s Princess Ashraf and described King as having a “lavish lifestyle” and being the “best dressed woman” he has ever met.
The couple met in 2018 and married in 2022 after King divorced her first husband, and the duo became inseparable.
Her second husband, Kamran Pahlavi, is the grandson of Iran’s Princess Ashraf and described King as having a “lavish lifestyle” and being the “best dressed woman” he has ever met.
The couple met in 2018 and married in 2022 after King divorced her first husband, and the duo became inseparable.
He introduced her to LDR International, wearing the cape introducing herself as a rising legal star with dreams of running for Congress as a Republican.
Speaking to The Daily Beast, he said: “We were very much in love, she was a beautiful, intelligent, elegant, charismatic and funny lady, and I was literally head over heels for her.”
“She already had a lavish lifestyle and was probably the best dressed woman he had ever met. Her sister was a lawyer, her brother-in-law was a lawyer.
‘His parents were very successful in the insurance business and were very well educated people. He continually sent me photos of his jackpots and the money he received.
None of the staff at the high-limit room, nor their host, who I thought he was close with, told me I was losing a dime. They said there were ups and downs, but she was winning outright.
King’s winning streaks led her to spend thousands of dollars on Dior, Chanel and Rolex, as well as bragging that she was going to buy a luxury boat.
A lawsuit filed in California’s Central District court accused King of breach of contract, fraud and civil theft and included several photos of her with NFL stars including Aaron Rodger, Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes.
Former friends of the lawyer have also come forward to say she scammed them out of thousands after convincing them she had high-profile connections.
A lawsuit filed in California’s Central District court charged her with breach of contract, fraud and civil theft, as well as several photos of her with NFL stars including Aaron Rodger, Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes.
Her ex-husband, Kamran Pahlavi, ‘corroborated’ the allegations and ‘fled to Morocco’, with King accused of gambling 24/7 while staying at the hotel.
British Virgin Islands firm LDR claims it made a series of loans to the King Family from January to October 2022 as part of a business investment.
She promised to use the funds to charge third-party borrowers and received $10.2 million in 97 loans.
King claimed they were secured by collateral including luxury cars, yachts, designer handbags, jewelry, watches, and winnings from professional sports contracts.
The lawsuit shows photos of the attorney with various NFL stars, which they claim were used to help boost her profile.
It alleged that she “engaged in massive fraud” and that “there were no third-party loans from King Lending to third-party borrowers.”
Pahlavi ‘corroborated’ the allegations and ‘fled to Morocco’, with King accused of gambling 24/7 while staying at the hotel.
He filed for divorce from King in late December, citing irreconcilable differences, and the couple separated after just nine months together, according to court records.
Once he realized that his loan company was an alleged sham, he moved to Morocco, where he had previously established a business.
A friend, Yumi Sturdivant, said she gave King $10,000 after they reconnected and was scammed by her.
Lawyers for the loan company, which used to employ the Los Angeles attorney as an agent, say King recently told them he has no money. A photo included in the lawsuit shows King’s allegedly emptied bank accounts.
The hotel developer added: It ended terribly. She betrayed me. She lied to me. She stole from me. She embarrassed me. she humiliated me. That’s not a bad reason to break up.
‘When I realized what I had done, I left and never looked back. Truth be told, it kills me to do this, but she’s sick and she needs to be stopped before she scams the wrong person and gets into real trouble.
She claims that King sent her hostile messages after the breakup, adding: “Just wait and see, your time is coming.”
In April, King’s first husband filed a lawsuit against her, alleging that she sought his signature on certain documents to secure a $250,000 loan on their Newport Beach home.
A notice of default was then recorded against the $3 million property “as a result of the fraudulent loan not being repaid.”
Sara King, 39, is being sued by British Virgin Islands-based lender LDR International for the full amount, allegedly spent during a six-month spree at the Las Vegas hotel.
King is also accused of sending ‘racist’ text messages to her ex-partner about her new partner saying: ‘If the slut is in my house Shw [sic] better hide. She’s next on my list.’
She is also being sued by George Poulos, who filed a complaint against King and his company in Orange County, alleging that he invested $125,000 and never received a refund and received “weird and threatening messages.”
In September, a finance company that leases luxury cars sued King and his law firm after claiming the lawyer owed them $300,000 in connection with his lease of a 2019 Rolls-Royce Dawn.
The California Highway Patrol impounded the vehicle in 2021 when King was just 19 months into a 48-month lease.
King also added an odometer tampering device that violates state and federal laws, reducing the value of the vehicle.
A Wynn spokesperson said: “King is no longer allowed on Wynn Las Vegas property.”
The Wynn’s facade is seen on the Las Vegas Strip. Lawyers say it was there that the Los Angeles lawyer took up residence for several months while carrying out the alleged fraud.
The lawsuit claims that King presented them with “fraudulent, falsified and altered King Lending bank statements” and that he “altered bank statements to show deposits/payments from third-party borrowers that were never actually made.”
He also claims that he sent photos to LDR and his agent Laurent R to gain their “trust”.
She sent them a photo of herself with NFL players at a Capital One golf tournament at Wynn Golf Club in 2022.
King now claims that he has no money and that he has $11.98 in his bank account, which is demonstrated on a screenshot.
The lawsuit claims that, as of February 9, King continued to ask for more money so that he could “attempt to recover the money he stole.”
She also said she had borrowers who were in the NHL, NBA, and MLB, as well as a friend who was a “hair extensions person” for the Kardashians.
The lawsuit claims King also “falsely stated” that King Lending received $6.3 million in loan repayments from borrowers and “rearranged” the fund to cover more loans.