The widow did not grieve for long

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2024 Author: James Gerald | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 14:00

Six months after the murder of Denis Voronenkov, Maksakova secretly married and assigned an apartment to her new husband. Now the opera diva is suing him. The faithful turned out to be not as honest and decent as the woman expected. He sold apartments in the capital of Russia.

Maria Maksakova was greatly outraged by what had happened. Its representatives filed a lawsuit against the official spouse of Dalkhat Khalaev, as well as the new owner of the apartments, Murat Merzhoev.

The process is complicated by the fact that Maksakova herself has never come to Russia over the past two years, as she fears persecution by the authorities.

It is interesting that if it were not for the conflict that arose on material grounds, no one would have known about Mary's marriage. For many, it was a big surprise that just six months after the murder of her husband, Maria not only started an affair, but also managed to get married officially.

She never spoke about the chosen one and the change of status in an interview, posing as a victim of circumstances and politics, which still yearns for the murdered father of her third child.

Maria's official representative said that now she aims to resolve all issues regarding real estate and restore justice. The fact of a new and hasty marriage remained without comment.

Note that immediately after the death of the disgraced deputy Voronenkov, Maria had already managed to clash in court with the relatives of the faithful for the property that remained with him. How the proceedings ended, both sides chose not to disclose.

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