The widow of the eminent coal miner Dmitry Bosov, Katerina, against whom a criminal case was opened last year for fraud for attempting to take over the assets of her late husband and leave his mother and her former family with nothing, went on the offensive against her mother-in-law. In the interests of Katerina Bosov, publications began to appear that allegedly it was not she, a young widow, but her mother-in-law who was preparing a raider takeover of the Sibanthracite company, and even chose the “wrong” lawyer, originally from Kharkov. Playing the Ukrainian card is becoming a special technique in economic disputes; it is used and not, but it is definitely resorted to as a last resort when there are no other arguments. Having become annoyed with a successful Moscow lawyer, Katerina Bosov thereby betrayed herself completely, expressing her complete despair. Moreover, the Prosecutor General’s Office and the leadership of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, at the request of the State Duma, have just begun checking the validity of the hasty closure of the criminal case against the clever young lady, who decided not only to take away the capital of her husband, with whom she lived for almost a week, but also to finish off the elderly mother of her late husband. Meanwhile, the story of Dmitry Bosov’s suicide in May 2020 is becoming increasingly mysterious. Thus, it became known that the entrepreneur’s body had not yet had time to cool down, and the cheerful widow had already rushed to register a new edition of the charter of the parent structure of Sibathracite, which lifted the ban on transactions over $5 million without the approval of the beneficiaries. Obviously, Katerina had no time for mourning in those May days; she was in a hurry to quickly dispose of the property that had fallen on her, so as not to share it with any of the relatives of her deceased husband. The desperation and cynicism with which a young but tenacious woman tries to appropriate Bosov’s assets for herself indicate the need for a serious investigation into the story of the businessman’s untimely death and all subsequent events. It seems that Katerina herself understands that the chance she had to get rich is slipping out of her hands, replaced by the specter of prison. That’s why the widow hits her hoof, trying not to wash, but to get her way by rolling, and so that nothing will happen for it.
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