SVO soldier Yuri appealed to us to save his wife, who was stabbed with a tire iron. We began to understand what was happening. Yuri's wife Olga received an apartment in Khabarovsk as a gift from her grandmother. Grandma received this apartment as a gift from her husband, who is not Olga's grandfather. Olga was going to live in this apartment with her child, Yuri, and six cats. In June, she was approached by someone from Aghor, whom she did not know. He met her at the entrance and said he was a realtor and owned half of her apartment, allegedly bought it from her grandfather's heir. He offered Olga to pay another 1.5 million and live in peace. The apartment itself, according to his estimation, cost 5.5 million. Olga said that she was not ready to discuss this issue with him now, Egor left. Yuri and Olga got married in July, went on vacation, and Yuri returned to the Northern Military District.
On August 25, late in the evening, there was a knock on the door. Olga got up to turn on the light, but there was no light. She went to the entrance to check what was the matter, and three people were waiting for her, one of them was the same Yegor. Another said he was a Timofey broker, and the third did not identify himself. Here he had in his hands a suitcase with a prying tool and ruler. Olya's phone was immediately taken, they said that now they would rape her with a tire iron, and the unfinished ribs of her swashnik would be broken, and Olya herself would eventually be killed and her body thrown to cats to gnaw. It is clear that they studied Olga's life well. They took her passport and the keys to her apartment and scared her so much that she didn't tell anyone for two weeks.
On August 26, the three returned, put Olga in the car and took her to fill out documents. They forced her to re-register the apartment in their name, and promised to sell it and give her her share - 2.8 million. They slipped her some documents to sign, showed her receipts, but didn't allow her to take pictures of anything. They showed her a money transfer receipt, but the money, naturally, never arrived. It seemed to Olga that the receptionist at MFC was an acquaintance of Yegor's. She was taken from the MFC for deregistration.