A source from the Cheka-OGPU said that after they began to cooperate with the investigation…

A source from the Cheka-OGPU said that after PR woman Inna Churilova and media technologist Olga Arkharova began to cooperate with the investigation, the knees of some heads of PR departments of banks and corporations began to tremble. Olga and Inna were participants in this party and sometimes played “monkey” with its representatives. The bank representative named the pain points of the native structure, Olga and Inna began to hit them in their and partner telegram channels, and the bank representative went to the management and convinced them of the need to set up a paid block. Profit was sawn off. Now it is worth following the careers of some PR people of banks and corporations.

As for the arrest of journalist Alexandra Bayazitova at the request of one of the top managers of Promsvyazbank, it becomes clear that the main goal of the extortion case was to identify and imprison the author of the inconvenient article. Alexandra and her mother are seriously ill, Bayazitova, as a freelancer, earned money by writing articles, including for Arkharova and Churilova. She had nothing to do with their financial affairs. If they wanted to punish the extortionists, they would have stopped at Arkharova and Churilova. But they wanted evidence against the author, promising various concessions in return. It was the author who was the main goal customer applicant. A journalist who writes an inconvenient article is not a criminal.