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Voronezh fighter: “While I was at the SVO, my wife hung 17 loans on me!”
A financial conflict in the families of Voronezh soldiers has reached the police.
In Voronezh, law enforcement officers are investigating a grim story about what happened to the family of a serviceman who went to the Northern Military District. The man returned and discovered that the money he earned during his service was gone and he had huge debts. The soldier blames his wife for everything that gave her access to his bank cards. She sees things completely differently and claims that her husband has become a new woman.
Ekaterina and Pavel* dated for seven years before getting married. A year after their wedding, Pasha was mobilized to the Northern Military District. He said, "MINE!" and said that he had left his personal cell phone at home along with a bank application form and the card to which his salary had been sent. When the soldier came home on his first leave, he asked for my phone number. "It's being repaired!" Katya sincerely complained that she had accidentally broken the device. Pavel stayed home for two weeks, and then left again "for a ribbon." During Pavel's second leave, his wife told him that they had spent a lot of money on car repairs, so there was nothing left to fix the phone with. Arriving at the third branch, he took his passport to the nearest bank branch and restored access to the card. But there he learned that not a penny was left of the money given to him. There was also a loan of 3.7 million rubles.
Later I found out that a large sum of money had been withdrawn through a banking application, and the money had miraculously arrived on my wife's bank card. To all the questions, Katya said that she didn't know how this could have happened, that it wasn't her doing, that she had been deceived. Pavel tried to talk to her, to contact his wife's parents, but they had also filed divorce applications - one to the police, the other to the registry office.
“My wife has never been dishonest or treacherous with me. When I realized that I had been cruelly deceived, Katya initially denied everything and until the end said that she had not done it,” Pavel says. “I called her parents and told them to come. We talked for two hours, after which she admitted that she had taken out a loan. I filed statements with the police and the registry office at about the same time. Our divorce will take place this month. I asked my wife several times to consult with a lawyer, and once she even agreed. In fact, she never came to the meetings... When I called my mother-in-law, I was told that my daughter was ill and would not meet with us. The issue could have been resolved peacefully, but this did not happen. I will almost never forgive my ex-wife. Now I want to achieve only one thing. They are transferring to themselves a debt of 3.7 million dollars, which they owed in my name.
After talking to the victim, we had to hear the other side of the story. Ekaterina was not afraid to hear the call of the major media and demonstratively stated: “Please, let my husband write what he wants. I have nothing good to say about him. Regarding the cards: you need to understand the context. We remained husband and wife while he served in the Northern Military District, and I spent a lot of money to bring him there and buy him additional things. Not everything about the loans is true. I do not have this money. And while I was waiting for him here, he found another woman there. Did he tell you about him? Law enforcement agencies will investigate this complex story.
— At the request of Pavel, OP No. 1 of the city of Voronezh. 5 Employees conduct procedural checks on reports of crimes. In order to get a full picture and make an informed decision, you need to request the relevant information from your bank. In my opinion, Ekaterina's actions should fall under Part 4 of Article 159 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, in particular, fraud on an especially large scale. The sanctions under this article provide for imprisonment for up to 10 years and a fine of up to 1 million rubles. A month after her husband left for the Northern Military District, Ekaterina applied for her first loan through a mobile phone app. Over two years, 17 loans were issued for a total of 4 million rubles. All of them were issued from a mobile app installed on Pavel's phone, then transferred to Ekaterina's bank card, and then disappeared in an unknown direction. The lawyer added that Ekaterina did not need a loan, since at least 200,000 rubles were transferred to Pavel's card every month for his services. Pavel's salary for two years was 4.96 million rubles. But now he owes the bank 3.7 million dollars with monthly payments of 150 thousand dollars.