Kaluga Blogger's Car Seized After 'Doliny' Scheme
Kaluga auto blogger Dmitry Primakov bought a Skoda Octavia from elderly people, but the vehicle was later seized as stolen after the seniors claimed they were deceived and refused to return money, despite video evidence of their consent.
Consensus
- Dmitry Primakov bought a Skoda Octavia from two elderly people in Kaluga.
- Primakov recorded a video asking the pensioners if they were being scammed and received their assurance that they were not.
- The pensioners later claimed they were deceived and refused to return the money.
- The car was seized as evidence and sent to a fine parking lot.
- Primakov and his wife filed a motion to reclaim the car, but have not received a response.
- The police are investigating the circumstances of the case.
- The vehicle is listed in the database as stolen after the pensioners filed a report.
Points of divergence
- The Tula prosecutor called Primakov and informed him that the grandparents had filed a report about their disappearance. — riamo
- The pensioners claimed they were deceived by their sons, and the video proof of consent has no value. — tg_mash
Coverage (2 sources)
- Video role does not play: Kaluga blogger's car taken by 'Dolina scheme' — РИАМО
- Kaluga car blogger was indeed scammed by Dolina via a car scheme, although he tried to protect himself. Bought Skoda Octavia from a pensioner... — Mash