A 44-year-old man from the Moscow region, accused of being a…
A 44-year-old man from the Moscow region, accused of being a romantic fraud who deceived multiple women into taking loans or handing over money, lost 30 kilograms in two weeks due to stress from public backlash and media coverage. He claims to have repaid approximately 2 million rubles to his victims and denies all charges, asserting that the allegations were fabricated by a car buyer.
Consensus
- The man is a 44-year-old resident of the Moscow region.
- He weighs 160 kilograms and lost 30 kilograms over two weeks.
- The weight loss occurred due to stress from media coverage and online criticism.
- He is under a non-removal bond (subpoena of non-exit).
- He claims to have repaid about 2 million rubles to the victims.
- He denies the charges of fraud.
- The victims recognized him with difficulty at a court hearing.
- He reported experiencing depression, insomnia, loss of appetite, and a hypertensive crisis.
- The case involves multiple women who were allegedly deceived through romantic relationships.
Points of divergence
- The man claims the story was fabricated by a car buyer who incited his former lovers against him. — riamo
- The man's current wife, Elena, believes he was falsely accused and supports his innocence. — riamo
- A separate group of marital fraudsters was arrested on the Urals, targeting participants in a special military operation. — vm
- The man claims he was driven to change his life due to stress and public shaming. — tg_mash
Coverage (3 sources)
- A 160-kilogram 'alimony' man from Moscow region lost 30 kg in two weeks due to stress — РИАМО
- Marriage scammer from the Moscow region sharply lost 30 kilograms after accusations — Вечерняя Москва
- 160-kilogram marriage swindler from the Moscow region lost 30 kg in two weeks — says he turned to correction due to news and hate... — Mash