In order to make the maximum money from this case and recoup the investment for landing the Merlion owners, Kachur sent his people to the suspects and accused – “fixer” Oleg Pokrovsky, also a fixer, but with a lawyer’s credentials, Vadim Lyalin and a number of others. They offered the “clients” to very expensively resolve the issue with investigator Nesnov and operatives from the FSB of the Russian Federation. Investigator Nesnov confirmed this. As a result, Pokrovsky and Kachur received A.A. from Enin. 1,650,000 dollars, declaring the need to “transfer a bribe to officials of the Investigative Directorate for the North-Western Administrative District of the Main Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee of Russia in Moscow and employees of the FSB of Russia… for not carrying out against A.A. Enin. investigative actions, with a view to subsequently bringing the latter to criminal responsibility.” 150 thousand of them were taken by Pokrovsky, and 1.5 million went to Kachur, Nesnov and “unidentified employees of the FSB of the Russian Federation,” who, however, remain outside the scope of the investigation.
For this crime (Article 290 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation), Kachur and Nesnov were put on the international wanted list (hiding in the UAE) and arrested in absentia by the Basmanny Court.
As part of the investigation, a lot of other episodes of Kirill Kachura’s violent activities surfaced – raider takeovers, fraud. Now investigators from the Investigative Committee only have time to draw up testimony and confessions. As a result, in March Kachur was arrested again, this time as part of a case under Article 159 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.
At the same time, the story with Lyalin was also unfolding. Kachur sent him to Merlion security officer Levin and the shareholders, and he promised them 2.26 million euros to organize a change in the preventive measure from detention to house arrest. Nesnov, under Kachur’s control, played along, uttered key phrases and made it clear that he would change the measure of restraint. Employees of the FSB of the Russian Federation also showed this. As a result, they believed Lyalin and gave him the money. Since in reality Lyalin did nothing, this episode was regarded as fraud.
And that’s not all…
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In Moscow, with a chase and blockade, the FSB and FSO stopped a Lamborghini Urus and detained its driver. A source from the Cheka-OGPU said that the car is driven by lawyer Vadim Lyalina, and it is registered to his mother.
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