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Broke Scott Storch Painting Repossessed

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January 10th, 2008 by Castina

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Rumors that producer Scott Storch is broke continue to gain momentum as South Beach gallery owner Dmitry Prut says he recently paid a visit to Scott’s Miami mansion to get back a $7,500 painting.

“It’s a beautiful pop culture piece of a girl raising her skirt by Amir Aziz. He said he loved it, so I gave it to him, along with an invoice” Prut tells Page Six. “He had it hanging in his billiards room for four months and ignored my calls to please pay me for the piece.” But when Storch never came up with the cash, Prut says he drove over and buzzed his gate: “His security guy answered and went on about how much Scott loves it, but I said, ‘I have to pay my own bills.’ His security brought it right out to me and that was that. I returned it to my gallery.”

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    [...] Unpaid bills continue to pile up for producer Scott Storch. After having a painting repoed last week… [...]

  2. On January 11th 2008, WEALTHSTORE.COM »  Scott Storch Going Broke? wrote:

    [...] recently a story HERE on Page Six about finacial probelems and credit cards being rejected. Now, Hip Hop Crunch has reported that he had a $7,000 painting repossessed. It’s also be noted that his $20 [...]

  3. On January 16th 2008, Scott Storch Child Support Debt $7,500; Scott Storch Owes Back Child Support | Hip-Hop Crunch wrote:

    [...] to published reports, Scott Storch, worth an estimated $17 million, can’t afford paintings, owes back property tax, and now the producer has fallen behind in his child support payments. [...]

  4. On June 11th 2008, Wealth Store - Get Informed. Get Rich. wrote:

    [...] Then he had a $7,000 painting repossessed. [...]

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