Eugene Bakurov, a former deputy and businessman
Eugene Bakurov, a former deputy and businessman, accused socialite Natalia Baburova of defrauding him of 34 million rubles, claiming she used the money for debts and business and failed to repay despite promises. The case was partially resolved in court.
Consensus
- Eugene Bakurov accused Natalia Baburova of taking 34 million rubles for debt repayment and business purposes.
- Bakurov transferred money to Baburova, including 100,000 euros, 700,000 rubles, 90,000 dollars, and 5 million rubles.
- Bakurov took a 160 million ruble loan based on Baburova's business idea.
- Baburova allegedly promised to repay 6 million rubles in double the amount.
- Baburova claimed her personal funds of around 500 million rubles were deposited in a casino and inaccessible due to medical treatment.
- Bakurov filed a lawsuit, which partially satisfied his claims.
- Both sources state that Baburova denied having a romantic relationship with Bakurov, citing asceticism.
Points of divergence
- Bakurov claims he was not involved in a romantic relationship with Baburova and that she refused to sleep with him due to asceticism. — riamo
- Baburova stated that Bakurov himself insisted on financial help to win her affection. — tg_mash
Coverage (2 sources)
- Did not sleep with him: former deputy accused secular lioness Baburova of stealing 34 million rubles — РИАМО
- Former deputy and 44th on Forbes "100 richest state officials and deputies of Russia" list Yevgeny Bakurov accused socialite lioness... — Mash