Oklahoma City Thunder's star player, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, and his wife Hailey Summers, were compelled to leave their newly purchased $8.4 million lakefront mansion in Burlington, Ontario, following a series of unsettling events involving a former tenant, Aiden Pleterski, who was accused of defrauding investors. Soon after moving into the 11,000 square foot property in 2023, they encountered an uninvited visitor demanding information about Pleterski, a self-proclaimed "Crypto King." Investigations revealed that Pleterski had previously been a tenant of the house, and he was alleged to have misappropriated funds while indulging in extravagant lifestyle expenses. The couple also discovered that there had been prior security breaches, with one investor even threatening to burn down the house. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander subsequently engaged in legal battles to recover his investment, ultimately leading to the abandonment of the mansion overnight. An Ontario judge later ruled in his favor, declaring the sale null and void, and ordering the sellers to return his money and cover insurance and mortgage damages. The court found that the sellers had fraudulently misrepresented the property as "private and secure," while concealing the extensive safety threats and regular visits from Pleterski's dangerous creditors.