Tinder Swindler Bodyguard Demands £4.1 Million From Netflix And Apology

As part of his plot to get his hands on their money, Leviev claimed that his bodyguard’s life was in danger, and would send the women photos of Piotr in an ambulance, having supposedly been 'beaten up' - in turn encouraging the woman to hand over their money to help him. 

Piotr – whose surname is not provided – is also asking for €3 million in compensation for the ‘harm suffered’, along with a further €2 million ‘as compensation resulting from the inability to continue to practice the profession of a specialist in the protection of persons and property’. 

Parafianowicz writes that the money should be paid ‘within 7 days of delivery of this letter’. 

Parafianowicz claims that Piotr had no part in any scam, having previously told LADbible: "No one has the right to deprive a person of basic rights, such as the right to image and the right to the protection of personal data. 

"The movie doesn't tell my client's story, and it must be underlined - no charges have been ever brought against him regarding this case. 

"He’s never been involved in Simon’s businesses. However, by many viewers he’s being associated with Simon Leviev’s behaviour. 

"Netflix’s production neither have asked my client for permission to publish his image nor for his comment on the case. 

"As a result of the unexpected movie publication and its immediate popularity, my client lost anonymity within just one day, the ability to work as a bodyguard, probably forever, as well as his reputation." 

Parafianowicz added: "Peter is in a bad mental state now. We both believe that even such a giant like Netflix cannot violate basic human rights." 

LADbible has reached out to Netflix for comment.