First name, Last name: Olena Rikhazova
Country, City: Chernigiv, Ukraine
Telephone: +380965232826 +380730284263
Samples of her messages: My dear X, I know this tax bill is a huge problem for us... Do you have any new plans to deal with it? I know you're doing your best, but I wish we could finally be together. The radio is talking about possible missile strikes again, and this uncertainty is just destroying me. Living in constant fear and without you by my side is very difficult. But despite all this, I hold on because I love you. You are my strength, my light in this chaos.
My dear X, thank God I can finally write to you. Things have gotten a little better here, but what's happening here is a complete horror! Our city was hit by a massive missile strike. We have huge destruction, and the worst thing is, many victims. The power plants were damaged, there was almost no communication, and there was no electricity at all this time. I hid in the basement, praying and listening to the terrible sounds of explosions. It was like the end of the world... I feel empty and scared. My dear X, I can't tell you how scared I am. The whole world around me seems destroyed, and the only thing that holds me together is the thought of you and our dream of being together. Please, let's hurry up and make our dream come true! I don't want to die and lose you! At such moments it is very difficult to get ready for life further, but I have you, my guardian angel, my eternal love and my everything! TOGETHER AND FOREVER!
Scheme fraud: The woman claims she cannot leave Ukraine due to a tax debt allegedly tied to a failed clothing business she co-owned with her ex-partner, who was also the accountant. She says she tried to get a passport and necessary documents to travel to the UK but was told by the migration office that she’s restricted from leaving due to unpaid taxes. Initially, she convinced you to send money to cover half the bill, claiming the restriction would be lifted. However, she later said the tax office changed their stance, now requiring the full debt to be paid.
To support her story, she sends numerous fake documents, including a supposed decree from the Ukrainian Tax Office detailing the debt, bank payment orders, and receipts claiming partial payment. She blames the tax issue on her ex-partner and the business's closure during the pandemic. Currently, she claims to work in a clothing store.
The story described here — about running a clothing store with her ex-husband, etc. — closely matches the one she told me.
She also claimed that she was originally trained as a nurse and medical professional, later opened her own business with her husband, but lost everything after the divorce. According to her, she’s now barely getting by, working at a boutique in Chernihiv.
She also said that Chernihiv is under near-daily air attacks — which doesn’t really line up with the actual situation.
Oh, and she has a cat named "Musya."
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