A Muscovite woman was left with debts of 2 million rubles after having an affair with a married man

A Moscow resident named Elena, who suffers from a serious illness, was left with debts of 2 million rubles after a long-term relationship with a man who, according to her, fraudulently received money and jewelry from her. This was announced on November 7 by a source of Izvestia.

The woman had known her lover for almost 20 years. All this time, the man seemed to be single to her, although in reality he was officially married. According to Elena, he gradually began to use her trust for financial purposes: he asked for money, took away gold jewelry and persuaded her to take out loans, promising to pay off the debts in full later.

Later, the Muscovite found out that the man was simultaneously maintaining relationships with other women. According to Elena, one of them gave him 9 million rubles, and the other lost 5 million rubles. This year, a man died in a special military operation zone, after which the issue of a refund remained unresolved.

According to the victim, the deceased's son initially agreed to pay off her debts within five years. He managed to make three transfers of 10 thousand rubles each, but then stopped communicating and blocked the woman. The appeal to the legal spouse of the man also did not bring results.

"You owe me for using my husband. What she fought for, she ran into," according to Elena, the man's legal wife refused to help her after his death.

Now Elena's situation is complicated by serious health problems. Due to a serious illness, she has practically lost the ability to move independently and cannot work, so she does not have the funds to repay loans. Of particular concern is the fate of her adopted daughter: the Muscovite fears that after her death, debt obligations may endanger the child's only home.

Currently, the woman is trying to find legal help to deal with the accumulated debts. She also expressed her willingness to join forces with other women who, according to her information, suffered from the actions of the deceased man.

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