He was released in June , and at least some production on the video was done later that summer. Checks from those accounts would be deposited into other bogus accounts from which Nakoula would withdraw money at ATM machines. Nakoula got involved in the scheme after losing his job in the gas station industry and had been forced to work for a few dollars a weekend at swap meets to try to support his children and an ailing father, Henderson said. Prior to his bank fraud conviction, Nakoula struggled with a series of financial problems, according to California state tax and bankruptcy records.
The bishop later told the AP he confirmed with a priest in Bellflower, California, that Nakoula had once gone to the parish but had not been to services in a long time. Stan Goldman, a Loyola Law School professor, said whether Nakoula is sent back to jail over potential probation violations linked to the recent film is a subjective decision up to an individual judge. Video wrongly blamed for Benghazi attack No bail for anti-Islam filmmaker Anti-Islamic filmmaker exposed The film got little attention when it was initially posted online, though things changed considerably when Egyptian media highlighted it in September Some of the demonstrations targeted U.
He is not a citizen of Israel. He is in hiding," said Klein. According to the AP, Nakoula was involved in a criminal prosecution in , which revealed that he has used many aliases, including Nicola Bacily, Robert Bacily, Erwin Salameh and more. He was quite honestly fairly shook up concerning the events and what is happening. After the conviction, Nakoula had served most of a month jail sentence for using more than a dozen aliases and opening about 60 bank accounts to conduct a cheque fraud scheme, prosecutors said.
The Los Angeles Times said that it was while he was in prison that he read the Koran, looking for ways to criticise Islam. On his release he was barred from using computers or the internet for five years without approval from his probation officer.
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