Dolina Moves Into Ex-Pianist's Apartment
Singer Larisa Dolina moved into an apartment in the elite 'Premier' residential complex previously owned by fugitive pianist and businessman Igor Reichelsson, who is wanted internationally for allegedly defrauding 5.1 billion rubles from Russia's VSMPO-Avisma. The court removed Reichelsson from the registry in late 2025 due to non-residence and unpaid utilities.
Consensus
- Larisa Dolina moved into an apartment in the 'Premier' residential complex.
- The apartment previously belonged to Igor Reichelsson, a fugitive pianist and businessman.
- Reichelsson is wanted internationally for fraud involving 5.1 billion rubles.
- The fraud case involved the Russian titanium producer VSMPO-Avisma.
- Reichelsson was officially removed from the apartment's registry in late 2025.
- The court action was based on Reichelsson's long-term non-residence and failure to pay utilities.
- A relative of the property owner filed the lawsuit that led to the court decision.
- Dolina stated in July that she no longer misses her former apartment in Khamovniki.
Points of divergence
- Reichelsson obtained a U.S. passport. — riamo
- Reichelsson initially focused only on music before shifting to metal and titanium trading. — vm
- Reichelsson founded the company Interlink Metals and Chemicals S.A. for imports. — vm
- The apartment was previously owned by Reichelsson. — riamo
- Dolina received the new apartment as a gift from friends after the Khamovniki scandal. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- Valentina lives in the ex-apartment of an American pianist who could have stolen 5 billion — РИАМО
- Shot: Dolina drove into the apartment of an ex-pianist suspected of theft — Вечерняя Москва
Key entities
- Larisa Dolina
- USA
- SHOT
- Igor Reikhelson
- Russia
- Telegram channel
- RIA Novosti
- Arina Antonova
- Premier
- Premier Residential Complex
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