A Moscow man pretended to be dead to avoid paying for his lover's…

A Moscow man pretended to be dead to avoid paying for his lover's abortion; three months later, she learned that the 'deceased' had married.

Consensus

The man pretended to be dead to avoid paying for an abortion.
The woman contacted him about the abortion, but someone else answered the phone and claimed he had died.
The woman discovered the man was alive three months later through a social media post showing his wedding.
The man had married another woman and was living with her.
The woman and the man's wife are planning to file a police report.
The man denies knowledge of the abortion and denies involvement in car fraud.

The man admitted to having married and selling cars belonging to his ex-lovers for a total of 25 million rubles, and also used his wife's BMW X5 to buy a MINI Cooper. — vm
The man sold his ex-lover's car and used the money to buy a MINI Cooper, and the wife plans to file for divorce. — riamo
No details about the fraud or financial misconduct are provided; only the pretense of death and marriage are mentioned. — tg_mosguru
The man claims he only dated the woman for two months and that he left because she wanted to marry him. — tg_mash
The man was arrested in St. Petersburg on July 8 on charges of fraud involving 35 million roubles. — vm
The man claims he was with his ex-lover for two months and denies knowledge of the abortion. — riamo
The man claims he was with the woman for two months and denies any fraud related to cars. — tg_mash