Actor Pavel Derevyanko filed a lawsuit against crypto business partners who “deceived” him. This is how the artist interpreted the information about fraud cases filed against him in a conversation with socialbites.ca. He said that his former partners were fraudsters and that he was the victim.
“No, these people themselves are fraudsters. I have already filed a lawsuit against them, the investigation is ongoing. I was the one deceived, not them. “They deceived me,” he said.
The other day the newspaper “Moskovsky Komsomolets” reportedIt was stated that a criminal case was initiated against Derevianko for large-scale fraud. The victim is alleged to be 38-year-old printing company manager Sergei Nikolenko, who signed a loan agreement for multiple amounts with Derevianko and his partner Grigory Muluzyan between September 2022 and May 2023. million rubles. He later discovered that the contract terms were not fulfilled and the money was never returned. The entrepreneur first filed a civil lawsuit against Derevianko, then initiated a preliminary investigative check.
How explained RT TV channel Muluzyan himself, together with Derevianko, founded the company Bee Soul and has been trading on the crypto exchange since the end of 2019. According to him, it was mainly Derevyanko who brought clients, but when problems with work began, the actor began to blame him for everything. Muluzyan claims that Nikolaenko was one of the clients from whom the partners received 100 million rubles.
Also, according to the television channel, the statement against Derevianko filed and another woman who demanded more than 22 million rubles from the artist. According to the actor’s lawyer, Evgeniy Rosenblat, Derevianko did not receive this money from the woman, and moreover, the plaintiff could not provide the court with a receipt or other evidence of his words. The court fulfilled lawyer Derevyanko’s request to collect evidence.
Another lawyer of the actor, Alexander Aronov, told RT that his client was “recognized as a victim” in this case and that the remaining information “does not coincide with reality.”
Previously directed by Weisberg accused Pavel Derevyanko, his business partner in fraud.