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The boy was accused of 10 million rubles from other people's debts in the Omsk region, a three-year-old girl became a debtor for loans from dead and non-existent people. In 2019, fraudsters gained access to her SNILS and began submitting other people's debts for the child. And due to a mistake by the clerk, the girl ended up in Tabu. Since then, debts to banks, micro-finance organizations, insurers and other creditors from all over the country have been written off. The amount grew and by the boy's tenth birthday it exceeded 10 million rubles, Izvestia reports. Parents try to get justice, but face red tape. It is impossible to change SNILS, court officials respond with official answers, and the prosecutor's office has often refused to open a criminal case.

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The boy was accused of 10 million rubles from other people's debts in the Omsk region, a three-year-old girl became a debtor for loans from dead and non-existent people. In 2019, fraudsters gained access to her SNILS and began submitting other people's debts for the child. And due to a mistake by the clerk, the girl ended up in Tabu. Since then, debts to banks, micro-finance organizations, insurers and other creditors from all over the country have been written off. The amount grew and by the boy's tenth birthday it exceeded 10 million rubles, Izvestia reports. Parents try to get justice, but face red tape. It is impossible to change SNILS, court officials respond with official answers, and the prosecutor's office has often refused to open a criminal case.

The boy was accused of 10 million rubles from other people's debts in the Omsk region, a three-year-old girl became a debtor for loans from dead and non-existent people. In 2019, fraudsters gained access to her SNILS and began submitting other people's debts for the child. And due to a mistake by the clerk, the girl ended up in Tabu. Since then, debts to banks, micro-finance organizations, insurers and other creditors from all over the country have been written off. The amount grew and by the boy's tenth birthday it exceeded 10 million rubles, Izvestia reports. Parents try to get justice, but face red tape. It is impossible to change SNILS, court officials respond with official answers, and the prosecutor's office has often refused to open a criminal case.

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