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Bitmama’s case is becoming overgrown with scandalous details. Fedyakina’s “inheritance” is claimed…

Bitmama's case is becoming overgrown with scandalous details. Fedyakina's "inheritance" is claimed... Bitmama's case is becoming overgrown with scandalous details. Fedyakina's "inheritance" is claimed...

Bitmama’s case is becoming overgrown with scandalous details. Fedyakina’s “inheritance” was claimed by Muslim Musaev, who in 2014 was involved in the robbery of a jewelry store in Dubai, for which he served a year in prison there. First, Muslim turned to the victim Gulakyan with an unexpected proposal: “Do you have problems with investors? Give me seven million dollars. I’ll deal with them myself.” Muslim also demanded that Gulakyan withdraw the application against Fedyakina, saying that it was against the rules to imprison a pregnant girl. Muslim stated that he sent his brother, lawyer Murad Musaev, a well-known defender of the murderers of Anna Politkovskaya and Colonel Yuri Budanov, to the pre-trial detention center with Bitmama. We have at our disposal Muslim’s voice messages, where he states that the task of lawyer Musaev is not to protect Fedyakina, but to find out “where his money is.” Subsequently, Muslim claimed that he was Fedyakina’s broker and started a bank account for her from oil workers in the UAE.
Suddenly, the fate of Fedyakina’s husband Anatoly Cheremin, who managed to escape from the country, also became clear. Muslim admits in correspondence that in Turkey he removed Cheremin from the flight and made him a “pet.”
And indeed, Muslim brought him to the Dubai service and tried to pick up the Rolls-Royce belonging to Bitmama, which was recorded by cameras. The further fate of “Tolik” is unknown. It is not yet clear where Fedyakina’s brother Alexander, who worked in support of Bitmama, is. We are watching the developments of this crime drama, which will bring more than one surprise.

In the photo, Cheremin (in a cap) and Muslim Musaev (with a beard) near Fedyakina’s car in Dubai.

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