The Cheka-OGPU has at its disposal a self-exposing audio of an Israeli citizen…

The Cheka-OGPU has at its disposal a self-exposing audio of an Israeli citizen, the owner of the BKF bank and the Russian Product company, Olga Mirimskaya, who dictates to her assistant the text of a lawsuit in an American court. The size of the claim is $75 million, the defendant is a former partner, whose daughter (her granddaughter) Mirimskaya kidnapped from her mother in Istanbul. Investigator from the Moscow Investigative Committee Yuri Nosov, with whom the banker is now in the dock for bribes worth $2 million, helped in the kidnapping while investigating a fabricated criminal case against her former partner.

A stubborn fact: when Chechen mercenaries physically took a girl away from her real mother, now a deputy from A Just Russia, Yana Lantratova, the topic of helping Ramzan Kadyrov was dispersed in the media. And when the banker was arrested for bribes, her PR people began to promote the idea that Mirimskaya was a victim of provocation and was set up by the girl’s father in order to again take away the child, whom all political heavyweights, starting with Bastrykin and ending with the Russian Ambassador to Turkey, helped her “return.”

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And this was not the first episode of lies – since the ambassador’s participation in the fate of the banker was impossible to verify (Andrei Karlov was killed in 2016), Mirimskaya did not hesitate to use the name of the deceased in other frauds before her arrest, pointing out her mythical connection with a respected person, when she decided to get $75 million from her former partner. The untruth was so obvious that it made even Mirimskaya’s assistant laugh. I wonder if the banker will continue to smear decent people after this publication; isn’t it time to stop her rampant lies?
“Mirimskaya, like, was recognized as the mother and the child was handed over on such and such a date on the basis… we must write not petitions… on the basis… well, not a note, but write… let’s write on the basis of a note for now… on the basis of a certain official appeal from the Russian embassy represented by… in parentheses it is necessary to write the now deceased Mr. Karlov, may he rest in heaven, to the Turkish authorities.

– We have, yes, this appeal?

– No, but they will have to take my word for it… We just need to write it so that they can’t help but believe us…

– (giggle)

– Thus, Sofia Mirimskaya is my daughter, this is the decision of the Russian authorities, final and irrevocable… It must be written in an English phrase… And with legal wording that the decision is not appealable.

– Ah… but that’s not true, we may still have a Supreme Court…

“Well, they can’t know that…”

https://t.me/vchkogpu/41872