The name of one Thomas John Sfraga's businesses — Vandelay Contracting — was a red flag that the investments were about ...

Vandelay is also an author and a fake customer at some points in the series. Like Mr. Sfraga on Thursday, four main “Seinfeld” characters also found themselves before a judge in the 1998 ...

'Seinfeld' character George Costanza made up a fake company named 'Vandelay Industries'. (NBC/NBC via Getty Images) Sfraga stole from a wide assortment of victims that came into his life — he ...

Sfraga’s Vandelay Corporation was supposedly tied to a cryptocurrency company — unnamed in the affadavit — with offices in Manhattan. He met another victim at the company’s building in ...

That name resembles Vandelay Industries, where in a 1992 "Seinfeld" episode George Costanza, played by Jason Alexander, falsely claimed that he interviewed for a job as a latex salesman.

Thomas John Sfraga, 55, from 2019 through 2022 "held himself out as the owner and principal of multiple businesses, including Vandelay Contracting Corp. and Build Strong Homes LLC," the Brooklyn U ...

George Costanza famously uttered on Seinfeld that “It’s not a lie if you believe it.” Well, I believe the recent MLB see-through uniforms scandal bears ...

Investments in Sfraga’s Vandelay company proved just as phony as Vandelay Industries — a supposed latex manufacturing company — on Seinfeld. On the TV show, George Costanza concocts the company to ...

I’d move up Art Vandelay’s ranking if it had just a tad more apple butter. As for the name, Art Vandelay was George Costanza’s fictional character, an architect. Mimbo ...

Thomas John Sfraga, 55, from 2019 through 2022 "held himself out as the owner and principal of multiple businesses, including Vandelay Contracting Corp. and Build Strong Homes LLC," the Brooklyn U ...

"In the television show 'Seinfeld,' the character George [Costanza] falsely claimed to have interviewed for a job with the fictional company Vandelay Industries," prosecutors noted.