Fyre Festival fraudster Billy McFarland 'celebrates prison release with cocktail party'
following the music festival fiasco, was released from a Brooklyn halfway house last week.
“Tech is more open. And the way I failed is totally wrong, but in a certain sense, failure is OK in entrepreneurship.” The New Jersey native spent four years in prison — which included two stints in solitary confinement for violating prison rules, according to the Times. McFarland told the Times that his parents — real estate developers Steven and Irene McFarland — couldn’t grasp how “someone they were so close toThe event was promoted heavily on social media by top influencers.McFarland said he had not apologized to his victims, asking the Times: “What would you say to them if you were me?”Madoff died in prison at the age of 82 last year after he was sentenced to 150 years behind bars for orchestrating a $17.5 billion Ponzi scheme.
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