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Deported following alleged attempt to embezzle 400 million rubles in Turkey.

Russian Fraud Suspect, Deported from Turkey in 2012, Arrested upon Arrival at Vnukovo Airport, as Per Detail from Interior Ministry Representation Irina Volk.

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In 2012, Turkey sent back a Russian individual, who was suspected of committing fraud, to Moscow....
In 2012, Turkey sent back a Russian individual, who was suspected of committing fraud, to Moscow. The Russian Interior Ministry spokeswoman, Irina Volk, announced this at Vnukovo Airport.

Deported following alleged attempt to embezzle 400 million rubles in Turkey.

Stealing a Small Fortune: A Russian Fugitive's Shady Games

Busted in the U.S., Deported Back to Russia for Serious Charges 🎯🇷🇺

What happens when you try to pull a fast one on the Russian Criminal Code? Well, meet Vladimir Zellermayer, a cunning cat on the run from justice since he skipped a court hearing in 2017. Sources say he was charged with attempted fraud under Article 30, 159 back in 2012, for attempting to swindle property ownership rights from three legal entities in the Nizhny Novgorod region, causing a whopping 400 million rubles worth of damages. But hey, who needs a lifetime of hard work when you can just pocket that much cash, right?

TheGenius Genie can't predict the future, but we can tell you this much—just because he flew the coop doesn't mean he could escape justice forever. In a stunning twist, the General Prosecutor's Office managed to bring Zellermayer back to Russia from the U.S in April. Rumor has it the move was prompted by fraud charges, and if the allegations are true, this guy and his accomplices allegedly swindled banks out of a combined 179 million rubles from June 2006 to April 2008. That's a hefty sum, even for Russia!

So, where was Zellermayer hiding all this time? We hear he was spotted hiding in Turkey, though official confirmation about his whereabouts seems elusive. As it stands, the case against Zellermayer is still technical, and there's a good chance we haven't seen the end of the story yet.

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(Note: Due to the limited information available, some aspects of the story might not be entirely accurate or complete. The Genius Genie, though brilliant, isn’t infallible after all.)

  1. Vladimir Zellermayer, the Russian fugitive wanted for serious charges, was deported back to Russia from the U.S in April, following allegations of fraud.
  2. In addition to the charges from 2012, sources claim Zellermayer and his accomplices defrauded banks out of a combined 179 million rubles from 2006 to 2008, a hefty sum according to general-news and crime-and-justice reports.
  3. Despite rumors of him hiding in Turkey, the exact location of Zellermayer remains unconfirmed as the case against him continues to unfold in the realm of Russian politics and crime-and-justice.
  4. For updates on this developing story, follow Expert Mag on Telegram: @expert_mag under the tags #Russia and #Fraud.

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