Mystery of anti-Islam filmmaker

The provocative anti-Muslim film implicated in mob protests in Egypt, Libya and Yemen received logistical help from a man once convicted of financial crimes and featured actors who complained that their inflammatory dialogue was dubbed in after filming.

The provocative anti-Muslim film implicated in mob protests in Egypt, Libya and Yemen received logistical help from a man once convicted of financial crimes and featured actors who complained that their inflammatory dialogue was dubbed in after filming.

The self-proclaimed director of Innocence of Muslims initially claimed a Jewish and Israeli background and said he had gone into hiding because of the international controversy set off by the film.

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