Man convicted in the Larisa Dolina fraud case signed a military contract
Man convicted in the Larisa Dolina fraud case signed a military contract
A court in Moscow halted proceedings in Larisa Dolina’s lawsuit seeking damages from Dmitry Leontyev because the man signed a military contract and went to war. This was reported by the propaganda TV channel REN TV.
In 2025, Leontyev was sentenced to seven years in a penal colony for taking part in the scheme to sell the singer’s apartment.
Mediazona reminds readers that, according to investigators, Leontyev played the role of a “dropper” — a participant in a fraud scheme to whom the victim transfers money, after which he passes it on to the organizers.
🔵In June, Dolina filed a lawsuit against Anzhela Tsyrulnikova, Dmitry Leontyev, Artur Kamenetsky, and Andrey Osnova, who were convicted over the fraud involving her apartment.
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A War Contract Beats Damages Again
The court paused damages claims because a convicted fraudster went to war.
A military contract doubles as liability relief again.