One of the festival participants who was the subject of many tweets was Liao, who admitted to stealing beds and peeing on mattresses the first night of the festival.
He brought up his actions on Instagram after the documentary’s release and wrote, “People are upset over me, and I understand why – I definitely did not encounter well in the movie considering how it was cut.”
He then continued to give “background” about why he and his friends did this and claimed that the tents were empty anyway.
“People spread rumors about the locals who practice machines, tents and positions set on fire, and rabid dogs that roam the site (which were all later revealed to be false),” he wrote. “On film I laughed when I told the story, but in reality, on Fyre, we panicked. What I laughed at film was the fact that the absurdity of the entire situation afterwards. I laughed. “
He then published a link to Rolles Gofundme campaign in his cinema. He went on to be the head of business development for Pulse Lab and Blockmedx and was also a film producer in connection with Deputy Media, according to Hans LinkedIn. (Deputy Media produced the Netflix document.)
