Fraudsters trick Moscow teen into giving up keys to 32M ruble theft

In Moscow, unidentified individuals convinced a teenager to hand over money and jewelry worth 32 million rubles.

Consensus

A 13-year-old girl from Moscow was deceived by fraudsters into handing over her apartment keys.
The fraudsters convinced the girl to conduct a fake 'online search' and give the keys to an unknown man near her home on Marshal Zhukov Street.
A man used the keys to enter the apartment, cut open a safe, and stole valuable items including jewelry and cash.
The total damage amounted to over 32 million rubles.
Two suspects were arrested: the man who entered the apartment and a woman who received the stolen goods.
The woman sold the jewelry in a pawnshop, and the money was transferred to an unknown associate.
An investigation was opened, and both suspects were released under a non-removal pledge during the investigation.
A separate 20-year-old man from Ivanovo Oblast was previously arrested for operating SIM boxes used in phone fraud in rented apartments in Moscow Oblast.

The man who entered the apartment was the one who cut open the safe and stole the items, including 1.5 million rubles belonging to the girl's mother. — vm
One of the suspects handed over the stolen goods to his accomplice, who then sold them in a pawnshop. — tg_tass_agency