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⚡️Law enforcement may be investigating a scheme to seize apartments from elderly people, — media.
⭕️According to preliminary information from sources, Nina Kupriyenko may have found lonely elderly people who needed care and assistance.
Over time she allegedly gained their trust, helped with daily tasks, and after the pensioners' deaths the apartments transferred into her ownership.
Questions are now arising about the circumstances of these cases and a possible connection between the deaths of elderly people and the transfer of property into the ownership of other persons.
⭕️This story also mentions Nina Ivanivna Kupriyenko (maiden name — Kravets) and her son, conman Oleksiy Kupriyenko.
⭕️The information about the scheme, the involvement of the named individuals, and the investigation currently require official confirmation, and the possible involvement of the mentioned persons should be established by law enforcement.
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