The director of the printing house filed a police report against actor Derevyanko

We are talking about fraud with property worth 66 million rubles

Entrepreneurs filed a new application to law enforcement agencies against the popular actor Pavel Derevyanko and businessman Grigory Muluzyan, whose names are associated with the scandal surrounding cryptocurrency trading. This time the claim does not directly relate to monetary transactions.

As MK learned, the claim was filed by the director of one of the Moscow printing houses. The merchant claims that Muluzyan and IP “Derevianko” entered into a real estate purchase and sale agreement in February of this year. He transferred a total of 66 million rubles to his partners. However, the terms of the agreement were not fulfilled. Then the entrepreneur was forced to contact the police.

Interestingly, entrepreneur Sergei Nikolenko is associated with the printing house, who also previously filed a complaint with the police. He accused Muluzyan and Derevianko of investing 1 million rubles in cryptocurrency, and the money eventually disappeared. So, apparently, the scam is two-sided.

Derevianko himself, through his lawyer, categorically denies his involvement in fraud. He also considers himself the injured party, because he trusted an unscrupulous partner. Derevianko’s lawyer also confirmed that a criminal case was opened based on the actor’s statement to the police, and he himself was recognized as a victim. At the same time, Derevianko denied receiving any money from Nikolenko.

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