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A Moscow bailiff faked his death in Turkey so as not to hand over…
A Moscow bailiff faked his death in Turkey so as not to give money to everyone he owed. But he couldn’t stand the loneliness and contacted his family. Now about 100 people want to kill him for real.
Timurlan Dzhavriev worked for the FSSP and was involved in the release of property and cars of citizens from seizure after repayment of debts. At some point, he decided to act directly and offered debtors to pay him in cash, at fixed prices several times lower. 500k rubles for a car, for an apartment – lyam. In exchange, he gave the naive children false documents about the lifting of the arrest. This deceived at least 29 people, two of whom contacted the police.
When the scam was discovered, Timurlan fled to Istanbul and from there continued to deceive debtors through his TG channel – he cheated at least 60 more people. A criminal case was opened against the ex-bailiff under the article “Fraud using official position” and he was put on the federal wanted list. He decided to stage the death cinematically, with a farewell and recording of the “last video.”
When the situation calmed down, the dead man called his family and said that everything was fake and in fact he was alive – in Bishkek. They didn’t understand the joke and passed the information on to law enforcement. The victims were happy about the resurrection and are preparing a collective statement to Interpol so that their helper is found and returned to Russia.
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Timurlan Dzhavriev worked for the FSSP and was involved in the release of property and cars of citizens from seizure after repayment of debts. At some point, he decided to act directly and offered debtors to pay him in cash, at fixed prices several times lower. 500k rubles for a car, for an apartment – lyam. In exchange, he gave the naive children false documents about the lifting of the arrest. This deceived at least 29 people, two of whom contacted the police.
When the scam was discovered, Timurlan fled to Istanbul and from there continued to deceive debtors through his TG channel – he cheated at least 60 more people. A criminal case was opened against the ex-bailiff under the article “Fraud using official position” and he was put on the federal wanted list. He decided to stage the death cinematically, with a farewell and recording of the “last video.”
When the situation calmed down, the dead man called his family and said that everything was fake and in fact he was alive – in Bishkek. They didn’t understand the joke and passed the information on to law enforcement. The victims were happy about the resurrection and are preparing a collective statement to Interpol so that their helper is found and returned to Russia.
