The professional community confronts Deputy Prosecutor General Razinkin with…

The professional community poses extremely inconvenient questions to Deputy Prosecutor General Razinkin. Why does the supervisory agency so stubbornly refuse to collect the entire bribe in the amount of 2,718 bitcoins paid by the leaders of the hacker group Infraud (Bergmans and Samokutyaev) to the security forces? They are trying to recover only 1032 bitcoins that went to ICR investigator Tambiev. It is known that the rest of the crypt also went to the security forces, but they remain unattainable figures for the State Enterprise.

Here is an excerpt from the address to Razinkin:

“Bergman testified under oath that he and his fellow hackers gave the bitcoin bribe to Tambiev 01/22/2022that is, the twenty-second of January two thousand twenty-two. The lawsuit states that Tambiev received the cryptocurrency 03/07/2022that is, the seventh of March two thousand twenty-two!
Bergman testified under oath that Tambiev received as a bribe 2718 bitcoinsand the Prosecutor General’s Office filed a lawsuit against 1032 bitcoins. Why doesn’t the plaintiff try to foreclose on the remaining 1,686 bitcoins or almost $42 million – have they been forgiven, written off, or what?! “
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On its own behalf, the Cheka-OGPU wants to raise another question. Exactly the same number of cue balls as were given to the security forces remained with the Infraud leaders. The state also does not claim these funds. Do you know why? During interrogations, Mark Bergman and Co. stated that they received more than $100 million in the course of “business activities.” The investigation considered this to be true. As we know, Tambieva was considered a bribe. But this is why the RF GP also considers it a big question.