The fraudster who had robbed Oleg Mitvol was sentenced to 112 million rubles to five years in a colony (video)

Oleg Mitvolya, a resident of the Yaroslavl region, unclaced the designer of the Krasnoyarsk metro, was sentenced to a resident of the Yaroslavl region. This was reported by the regional prosecutor's office.

Recall that in 2022 the criminal group made fake documents in the name of Oleg Mitvol, who at that time was in jail in connection with the arrest for fraud during the construction of the Krasnoyarsk metro.

Then the 67-year-old arbitration manager at the request of his son provided attackers with their passport data, by which the power of attorney was formalized. The employees of the notary’s office reported that the applied was a lawyer who accompanies Mitvol in all transactions.

Fictive documents allowed the woman to become a representative of the entrepreneur in the first Abu Dabi Bank in Dubai. By proxy, she could dispose of the money stored on his accounts, as well as make transactions with his residence on the island of Palma Dzhuimer in the UAE.

In 2023, the group went to Dubai. There, the woman took advantage of the document and wrote off 5.4 million dirhams, that is, 112 million rubles. The abducted attackers were divided among themselves. Later, the woman turned to the “Land Committee” and received information about Mitch's real estate for its sale – it was planned to help out almost 250 million rubles for the residence.

The accused was detained In Yaroslavl When trying to return to Dubai to conclude a transaction. She was charged with Theft by an organized criminal group on an especially large scale and in preparation for fraud. The pensioner denies his guilt.

“I believe that I acted absolutely legally, and the funds were issued on the basis of a power of attorney, which passed the test in three instances,” she said.

The court found the woman guilty and sentenced to five years in a general regime colony. In relation to her accomplices, including her son, a preliminary investigation was suspended in connection with the conclusion of contracts for military service.