Angry creditors want Giuliani’s assets taken out of his control ...Middle East

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By Katelyn Polantz, CNN (CNN) — A group of angry creditors will face-off against Rudy Giuliani in bankruptcy court on Wednesday, where they have asked a judge to put his finances under the control of an independent trustee in order to lock down his assets and begin to collect what they’re owed. Since declaring bankruptcy late last year, Giuliani appears to have remained flush with cash, including being paid $75,000 by a documentary project. He’s also continued to spend thousands of dollars each month on dozens of Amazon, streaming media and other purchases, according to court records. Those transactions and a general lack of transparency around Giuliani’s finances have drawn the ire

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