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Juicy Fields Investigation: New Evidence Ties Russian Government, Nuclear Program and German-Russian Rotary Club to Senior Fraud Leader
New whistleblower evidence ties Sergei Berezin (aka Paul Berkholts) to Russian Government directly as well as an assassination attempt of Igor Kekshin (aka Anders) The Juicy Fields litigation team can now reveal a stunning new piece of evidence tying the alleged erstwhile head of the Juicy Fields scam, Sergei Berezin, aka Paul Bergholts just arrested in the Dominican Republic on April 11, directly to the Russian government, and potentially Russian intelligence operations. The connection comes via his father, Arsenii Borisovich Berezin, a Russian nuclear scientist – and also a member of the Russian-German Rotary Club. Berezin Sr died in 2020,…
Lars Olofsson Presentation
I would like to present myself.I´m 65 years old and have worked as a Lawyer and a Businessman for 30+ years. I´m running an Investment and Business Development company called Prio Startup. We invest and help startup companies and have about 10 companies in our portfolio at the moment.The combination of working as a Lawyer and Investor/Businessman gives me a unique knowledge and experience in cases like Juicy Fields as you need to know not just the legal side of things, but also the business side, especially conditions and how to start a new business. In my investment business we…
Juicyfields fraud and crypto connections published today 2022-12-13
The Crypto Influences and Impacts on The Juicy Fields case ”According to Olofsson, there is another, final reason for encouraging investors in such scams to use cryptocurrency. Investors who use crypto are far less likely to report that they have been a victim of crime to the police. The scammers know this, which is part of their strategy in getting away with the crime. It also makes any investigation by the authorities that much more difficult. This too is part of the risk analysis of the criminals. In short, crimes involving the theft of crypto like this are more or…