According to the department’s speaker, Tatiana Sapyan, the investigation has all the necessary orders to seize two apartments in Kyiv, one in Kharkov, and a plot of land belonging to the artist.
The State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) seized the real estate and vehicles of a Lviv businessman suspected of fraud, as well as members of his family, two accomplices and companies controlled by them. About it reported press service of the department on February 13.
It is also reported that the State Bureau of Investigation has initiated the issue of seizing the real estate of the fiancee of the son of a Lviv businessman and another accomplice.
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The press service statement does not mention the name of the businessman, but on the air of the telethon clarifiedthat we are talking regarding Igor Grinkevich.
SBI Communications Advisor Tatyana Sapyan noted that the investigation has all the necessary resolutions regarding the arrest of Grinkevich’s property, as well as his wife, son, mother-in-law and the artist girl to whom his son was engaged.
The speaker said that all decisions regarding the seizure of property have currently been sent to the Ministry of Justice, following which the data will be entered into the register. According to her, seizure has already been imposed on land plots in different regions of the country, premium cars and apartments.
“As for the artist bride, there are orders to arrest her property – these are two apartments in Kyiv, one in Kharkov and a plot of land. I would also like to focus on the fact that the vast majority of this property was acquired during the war,” Sapyan said .
The telethon noted that we are talking regarding Sonya Morozyuk.
Let us remind you that on January 17, Ukrainian Sonya Morozyuk, who was the fiancée of Roman Grinkevich, announced the breakup of their relationship amid a corruption scandal. According to the artist, she will sell the ex-fiancé’s gifts and transfer the proceeds to ZSU.
The media also reported on February 1 that bailiffs allegedly cannot seize two apartments in Kyiv owned by Sonya Morozyuk, since they are collateral for a mortgage loan that Morozyuk received from her mother.
