The daughter of Kyrgyzstan's former president arranged a fake date and helped expose an organized crime group that organized underground dogfights and sold fighting dogs to Tajikistan.
Animal rights activist Aliya Shagiva (daughter of former president Almazbek Atambayev) conducted her own investigation and found a man who ran a network of underground dog fights in seven regions of the Kyrgyz Republic.
To get him out, the girl invited the suspect on a date to a bar in Bishkek. According to Aliya, the man talked about the fighting, showed a video with bloody dogs and slipped that he was the owner of a nursery, selling animals to Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.
However, on the fake dating site, a man posing as "married with two children" was detained by the police. The materials collected were turned over to law enforcement, and the investigation is ongoing.