As we promised last week, we tell you how the general director of VPLab LLC and vi…

As promised last week, we’ll tell you how the general director of VPLab LLC and a prominent criminal investigator, Yuri Klyushenkov, manages to successfully dodge a well-deserved punishment and who helps him with this. The fact is that Mr. Klyushenkov not only steals companies, property and trademarks of partners, but also generously shares the stolen goods with two high-ranking blondes.

We are talking about the Commissioner for the Protection of the Rights of Entrepreneurs in Moscow, Tatyana Mineeva, and her adviser from Business Russia, Anna Voronina (Gorchakova). The latter is also well acquainted with the chairman of DR, Alexei Repik, since she was previously his personal press secretary. And it is with Gorchakova that Klyushenkov has a long-standing romantic relationship. These connections came in handy when the owner of VPLab had problems with the law.

As you know, the most reliable connection is sexual, so the Delorosska nipple desperately fights for her lover both in front of Mineeva and in front of her former boss. Well, Klyushenkov does not skimp on both blondes, paying both in kind (on one) and with stolen goods (on the other). We don’t know about Gorchakova, but Mrs. Mineeva makes the most of her “gifts”. At her suggestion, a letter was organized for Klyushenkov from the President of the Russian Federation himself – for status and respectability. Well, now the Ombudsman has already sent a request to the Main Investigation Department of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Moscow with a request to find out whether the criminal prosecution of the “honest entrepreneur” Klyushenkov is legal. This cannot be called anything other than pressure on the investigation.

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We can imagine how surprised the operatives were when they read this letter. After all, Klyushenkov not only maliciously evaded taxes, but also appropriated someone else’s company (initially VPLab LLC did not belong to him), stole funds and property worth many millions, and is now poisoning the whole of Russia with incomprehensible counterfeit dietary supplements.

However, Klyushenkov has already “solved” problems with the tax authorities once, and is preparing to pull off this trick with criminal charges for theft of property and theft of trademarks. Will he be able to get away with it this time too? And how long will the capital’s ombudsmen and colleagues from “Business Russia” cover for him, fighting against Repik for Klyushenkov’s membership in the General Council of this respected organization? We’ll find out soon.