Overview
- NefasQS published Saturday a trove it calls Intrepid’s 2015–2026 general ledger, alleging company money covered personal luxury spending by CEO Steven Sharif and his husband.
- Entries cited in the report include $81,166 paid to Gore Oil, which held the deed to the couple’s San Diego mansion later sold to them for $4.9 million on April 11, 2020.
- The spreadsheet also portrays a studio propped up by loans and investor cash while paying comparatively low wages in high-cost San Diego.
- After the video went live, the creator said YouTube flagged it with a privacy complaint and Reddit actions hit their account.
- Sharif, who won a temporary restraining order in March and has denied wrongdoing, has not addressed the new claims while litigation with Intrepid’s investor board continues.