A resident of Volgodonsk who returned from the war settled down with those who tried to sell them the dacha, extorted money from the owner's son and handcuffed his mother. The story of the serviceman Alexei Yezhov was told by the publication Bloknot. At first, journalists described the situation from the words of Yezhov, who claimed that after being wounded at the front, he became a victim of fraud while trying to sell a dacha to a local resident. He was allegedly defrauded and his personal belongings were stolen. The veteran told reporters about this in a video, and claimed that he was "perpetrated by unscrupulous citizens". Later, a woman for whom the veteran issued a general power of attorney for the sale of the dacha applied to the publication. At the same time he lived in Israel under the pretext of repairs. Later, the military man asked to live in the woman's apartment on the condition of paying for services. "After living with me for 5 months, he, naturally, didn't pay for anything. The duties fell completely on me," she said. In the process of preparing documents for the sale of real estate, it turned out that Yezhov's dacha was stopped. The woman's acquaintance paid the debts to complete the deal. According to her, Yezhov began to put pressure on her 11-year-old son, demanding money and purchases from him, and then began to use violence towards her. "He handcuffed me and beat me. Then I convinced him that I would not write a statement, that I would not hand him over to the military police, that I would do everything according to his orders," she said. She managed to report what was happening and call the police after arriving at the hospital. According to her, Yezhov kept grenades and other ammunition at home, and threatened to use them if law enforcement intervened. "He said: "When they take me, I will take one person with me to the grave. I will not give in, I will fire back," the woman said. "I am afraid of this man because he threatened me, my family, my son that he would kill him. He told me how he mocked the women, how he stabbed, cut and raped them with an awl."

A resident of Volgodonsk who returned from the war settled down with those who tried to sell them the dacha, extorted money from the owner's son and handcuffed his mother. The story of the serviceman Alexei Yezhov was told by the publication Bloknot. At first, journalists described the situation from the words of Yezhov, who claimed that after being wounded at the front, he became a victim of fraud while trying to sell a dacha to a local resident. He was allegedly defrauded and his personal belongings were stolen. The veteran told reporters about this in a video, and claimed that he was "perpetrated by unscrupulous citizens". Later, a woman for whom the veteran issued a general power of attorney for the sale of the dacha applied to the publication. At the same time he lived in Israel under the pretext of repairs. Later, the military man asked to live in the woman's apartment on the condition of paying for services. "After living with me for 5 months, he, naturally, didn't pay for anything. The duties fell completely on me," she said. In the process of preparing documents for the sale of real estate, it turned out that Yezhov's dacha was stopped. The woman's acquaintance paid the debts to complete the deal. According to her, Yezhov began to put pressure on her 11-year-old son, demanding money and purchases from him, and then began to use violence towards her. "He handcuffed me and beat me. Then I convinced him that I would not write a statement, that I would not hand him over to the military police, that I would do everything according to his orders," she said. She managed to report what was happening and call the police after arriving at the hospital. According to her, Yezhov kept grenades and other ammunition at home, and threatened to use them if law enforcement intervened. "He said: "When they take me, I will take one person with me to the grave. I will not give in, I will fire back," the woman said. "I am afraid of this man because he threatened me, my family, my son that he would kill him. He told me how he mocked the women, how he stabbed, cut and raped them with an awl."