Paul Manafort was indicted for spending his hidden millions in lavish ways — and now there's a new twist

Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort
Manafort was indicted in October on a range of charges, including money laundering and tax fraud.
Manafort used the laundered money to fund a lavish lifestyle for himself and his family, including multimillion-dollar homes and antique furnishings, the indictment says.

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Manafort and his business associate Rick Gates were indicted by a grand jury in October on a range of charges, including money laundering and tax fraud. The men are accused of laundering more than $21 million — more than $18 million by Manafort and more than $3 million by Gates — from 2006 to at least 2016. They pleaded not guilty to the charges.

The indictment says that from 2008 to 2014, Manafort used offshore accounts to wire over $12 million to fund a luxurious lifestyle and an additional $6.4 million to purchase two New York City properties — a condominium on Howard Street and a brownstone on Union Street — and a house in Arlington, Virginia.

Keep scrolling to see the vendors of the lavish "personal items" the indictment says Manafort bought using funds in offshore accounts.

$20,000: Housekeeping in New York

$31,900: Purchases from an art gallery in Florida

$46,000: Property management company in South Carolina

$273,455: Payments related to four Range Rovers and a Mercedes-Benz

This figure includes $163,705 in payments for three Range Rovers, $47,000 for a separate purchase of a Range Rover, and $62,750 for a Mercedes-Benz.

$558,137: Contractors in Florida and Virginia

This includes $125,650 paid to a contractor in Virginia and $432,487 paid to a contractor in Florida.

$500,000: Investment company

$520,440: Clothing store in Beverly Hills, California

$820,240: Landscaper in the Hamptons, New York

This includes separate payments of $164,740 and $655,500 to landscapers in the Hamptons.

$849,215: Men's clothing store in New York

$1,432,106: Home automation and home entertainment companies in Florida and New York

This includes $1,319,281 paid to a home automation, lighting, and home entertainment company in Florida, and $112,825 paid to an audio, video, and control system home integration installation company in the Hamptons.

$1,658,260: Antiques in New York and Virginia

This includes $623,910 paid to an antique dealer in New York, as well as $934,350 paid to an antique rug store and $100,000 to a related vendor in Alexandria, Virginia.

$5,434,793: Home improvement company in the Hamptons

Paul Manafort was indicted for spending his hidden millions in lavish ways — and now there's a new twist

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