Surgut Dwarf Suspected in Migrant Women Trafficking Scheme
A woman from Surgut, who was accused by a foreigner of long-term violence and stalking, is suspected of a scheme to recruit migrant girls into slavery.
Consensus
- A man from Surgut with dwarfism is under suspicion for a scheme involving the recruitment of migrant women into forced labor.
- The suspect allegedly used online flirtation to lure women into Russia.
- Once in Russia, the women had their passports taken and were subjected to abuse.
- Multiple victims reported being harassed, threatened, and subjected to blackmail with explicit photos.
- The man admitted to threatening the victims and posting their nude photos online.
- No criminal case was opened despite the admissions and evidence.
- The victim's husband has repeatedly filed complaints with police, but no evidence of violence was found.
- The family paid a large sum of money to the suspect to stop the harassment, receiving a receipt.
- In May 2026, the suspect allegedly called again demanding $4,000.
- New complaints have been filed in both Russia and Uzbekistan.
- The suspect's brother, also a dwarf, works as a janitor at the Federal Migration Service.
Points of divergence
- The victim's name is Madiya (name changed), and she has been subjected to stalking and blackmail for 10 years. — riamo
- The victim's name is Mehriyiso, and her husband's name is Yuri. — tg_bazabazon
- The victim's husband tried to get justice and filed complaints with police, but authorities did not find evidence of violence. — riamo
- The husband reminded authorities that the woman had been hospitalized with a broken arm, which she concealed as abuse. — tg_bazabazon
Coverage (2 sources)
- A dwarf stalker from Surgut suspected of recruiting migrant girls into slavery — РИАМО
- A dwarf from Surgut, whom a foreigner accused of years of violence and stalking, is suspected of a scheme to recruit girls... — Baza