Dating a pseudo-American deprived a 22-year-old Kirov woman of her savings

Kirov police spoke about a new case of fraud. A story from the life of a city dweller was shared at the regional Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia.

A 22-year-old resident of Kirov wrote a statement to the police. The girl met a young man on the Internet who allegedly lives in the United States. At the end of November, he said he sent her a package.

The courier who contacted the Kirov resident said that the box had arrived at the Moscow airport, but to receive it it was necessary to pay a customs fee. To do this, the girl transferred 95 thousand rubles to a private account using the details.

However, a couple of hours later, the city resident received a message that her package had been detained, and she was allegedly suspected of laundering money in a criminal manner. A stranger suggested she purchase a “no laundering certificate…