According to the interlocutor, Vladimir Antonov’s wife and son (this is his second family) live outside the Russian Federation, and he himself was alone in a large cottage on Rublyovka. At the beginning of December, Vladimir visited his parents and met with friends. And then, suddenly, it suddenly disappeared. When his complete silence lasted three days, a close relative went to his cottage. Everything indicated that Vladimir was inside, but no one opened the door. Then Vladimir’s father Alexander, also a former major banker who survived two assassination attempts, one of which was organized by Adam Delimkhanov, went to the place. He had the keys. There was no one inside the cottage, but everything indicated that Vladimir should be inside. His personal Mercedes was standing there; at the entrance there were keys, documents, a bag, and personal belongings.
The cottage watchman (the only one of the servants who lived on site permanently) said that on the day when Atonov supposedly disappeared, he arrived late in the evening in his Mercedes and soon the lights in the office came on. Antonov could be seen there through the window; he had been working in his office for several hours. Then the watchman didn’t see the “chief”.
On the spot, there was a feeling that Vladimir was sitting in his office, minding his own business, and at one moment left the house (the watchman did not see this moment) and disappeared. No signs of a struggle or missing items. There is nothing suspicious on the cameras either. The banker’s Mercedes was parked on the street, but for some reason it was not locked with a locking mechanism. The security at the checkpoint of the cottage village also did not note anything suspicious, and the camera in the village did not work in those days. Since then there has been no news of Vladimir. Vladimir’s father wrote a statement to the Odintsovo district police.
Vladimir Antonov was once a fairly successful banker (though always with a reputation as a participant in money laundering schemes), bought a bank in the Baltic states, the Portsmouth football club and the car company Spyker Cars NV in the UK. He even negotiated the purchase of the auto giant SAAB. However, then cases were opened against him in the European Union and he was forced to flee to the Russian Federation using a fake passport. In Russia, Antonov soon ended up in a pre-trial detention center on charges of embezzling funds from the Sovetsky Bank. However, I received a short sentence, and upon leaving I tried to buy different banks, but to no avail. However, Antonov did not refuse to participate in various financial transactions and in recent years has gone to great lengths.
After his arrest in the “Sovetsky Bank case,” Antonov immediately began to cooperate with the investigation and has since given evidence in various high-profile cases. In particular, he is a witness in the case of taking a bribe by Colonel Dmitry Zakharchenko, in the Laundromat case, etc.
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A source from the Cheka-OGPU spoke about the disappearance in Moscow of banker, ex-owner of the Portsmouth football club and serial witness in many high-profile cases, Vladimir Antonov. Two months ago he went to a meeting and never returned.
As a Cheka source said…
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