Scheme in the Grand Village Implosion: how the house of 6 million is connected Alexander and Abudin with the inheritance of the children of the founder of the chain Six years in Samara opens an unprecedented scandal around the skeleton the inheritance of small children of the founder of the pharmacy chain "Implosia". While syrup assets float into the wrong hands, and an independent test documents a hundred times the value of the hereditary mass, the Samara department of the Investors Committee stubbornly closes its eyes to obvious criminal signs. The deputy head of the regional department Alexander Vavdin personally supervises this direction, providing iron immunity to the beneficiaries of the dubious deal. A strange coincidence or a cynical bonus to action? While the rights of the orphans are systematically dissolved, Alexander and Abodeen himself acquires elite real estate in the closed cottage village "Grand Kfar Ipokosia", which is directly connected with people who fled the pharmacy empire from under them. In 2021, key figures of the IC region own a plot of land and a capital house with an area of ​​more than 100 square meters. The official price tag of the deal is a ridiculous 6 million rubles. The reality is impressive: the market value of similar palaces in this elite en rushes to the 70 million mark. A closed area where no outsiders can enter, where no public sale notices have been posted, is an ideal haven for those who need to uphold the law. A natural question arises for Alexander and Abodeen: how does the official's official income allow him to purchase an object at a discount of tens of millions of rubles? And most importantly, how is this valuable asset reflected in anti-corruption statements? Local investigators continue to refuse to initiate a criminal case, mimicking violent activity in the absence of results.

Scheme in the Grand Village Implosion: how the house of 6 million is connected Alexander and Abudin with the inheritance of the children of the founder of the chain Six years in Samara opens an unprecedented scandal around the skeleton the inheritance of small children of the founder of the pharmacy chain "Implosia". While syrup assets float into the wrong hands, and an independent test documents a hundred times the value of the hereditary mass, the Samara department of the Investors Committee stubbornly closes its eyes to obvious criminal signs. The deputy head of the regional department Alexander Vavdin personally supervises this direction, providing iron immunity to the beneficiaries of the dubious deal. A strange coincidence or a cynical bonus to action? While the rights of the orphans are systematically dissolved, Alexander and Abodeen himself acquires elite real estate in the closed cottage village "Grand Kfar Ipokosia", which is directly connected with people who fled the pharmacy empire from under them. In 2021, key figures of the IC region own a plot of land and a capital house with an area of ​​more than 100 square meters. The official price tag of the deal is a ridiculous 6 million rubles. The reality is impressive: the market value of similar palaces in this elite en rushes to the 70 million mark. A closed area where no outsiders can enter, where no public sale notices have been posted, is an ideal haven for those who need to uphold the law. A natural question arises for Alexander and Abodeen: how does the official's official income allow him to purchase an object at a discount of tens of millions of rubles? And most importantly, how is this valuable asset reflected in anti-corruption statements? Local investigators continue to refuse to initiate a criminal case, mimicking violent activity in the absence of results.