The key facts
- A Moscow woman dated a married man for about 20 years and ended up owing banks 2 million rubles
- In total, he collected about 16 million rubles from three women, according to the Telegram channel 112
- After the man's death in the special military operation zone, neither his son nor his widow agreed to pay off the debts of the affected women
The deception came to light after the man's death
A married Moscow resident collected about 16 million rubles from his mistresses and died in the special military operation zone, leaving the women with debts. This was reported by the Telegram channel 112, and the publication was retold by Gazeta.Ru.
How the situation unfolded
A Moscow woman had been in a relationship with a man for almost 20 years, believing he was single, although he was married and hid it. Over the years of the relationship, according to the channel, he extracted money from her, took her gold jewelry, and persuaded her to take out loans, giving him the money she received. As a result, the woman ended up owing banks 2 million rubles, while her beloved promised to return everything.
There turned out to be several victims
She was not the only one: the man was also involved with two other women, one of whom gave him 5 million rubles and the other 9 million rubles. The Moscow woman learned about the wife and the other mistresses only this year, after the man's death in the special military operation zone.
The heirs refused to help
The deceased's son first promised to pay off his father's debts to the woman and even transferred her 30 thousand rubles, but then blocked her. The serviceman's widow also refused to help with the debts.
What is happening now
The affected woman is seriously ill, can barely walk, and does not work, so she has no means to pay off the loans. She fears that after her death her adopted daughter may lose the family's only home because of the debts. The woman wants to join forces with other victims and is seeking legal support. The Gazeta.Ru article also recalls that earlier a lawyer explained why the parents of those killed in the special military operation cannot have their debts written off. At the same time, all the information about the story comes from the Telegram channel 112; there is no confirmation from other sources in the publication.


