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A serial gigolo from Belarus lived off women for 20 years. He defrauded a resident of Vologda, swindled her out of 2.3 million rubles, and then threatened murder and connections with an organized crime group. The novel began with correspondence, in which a 50-year-old man played a successful entrepreneur. When the couple incorporated, it became clear that his business was not profitable. After receiving a loan of 86 thousand Belarusian rubles and promising to pay it back in a year, he fled to Minsk. He responded to demands to return the money with threats. The victim contacted the police. The man conducted several affairs at the same time, while changing scenarios: in front of one of the victims, he posed as an intelligence officer. He faces up to 12 years in prison. Police are looking for more victims.

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A serial gigolo from Belarus lived off women for 20 years. He defrauded a resident of Vologda, swindled her out of 2.3 million rubles, and then threatened murder and connections with an organized crime group. The novel began with correspondence, in which a 50-year-old man played a successful entrepreneur. When the couple incorporated, it became clear that his business was not profitable. After receiving a loan of 86 thousand Belarusian rubles and promising to pay it back in a year, he fled to Minsk. He responded to demands to return the money with threats. The victim contacted the police. The man conducted several affairs at the same time, while changing scenarios: in front of one of the victims, he posed as an intelligence officer. He faces up to 12 years in prison. Police are looking for more victims.

A serial gigolo from Belarus lived off women for 20 years. He defrauded a resident of Vologda, swindled her out of 2.3 million rubles, and then threatened murder and connections with an organized crime group. The novel began with correspondence, in which a 50-year-old man played a successful entrepreneur. When the couple incorporated, it became clear that his business was not profitable. After receiving a loan of 86 thousand Belarusian rubles and promising to pay it back in a year, he fled to Minsk. He responded to demands to return the money with threats. The victim contacted the police. The man conducted several affairs at the same time, while changing scenarios: in front of one of the victims, he posed as an intelligence officer. He faces up to 12 years in prison. Police are looking for more victims.

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