Yordan Petkov, who together with his partner Ralitsa “set fire” to friends with loans worth 90 kroner, has asked the court to be released from prison and return home for Christmas. The 32-year-old, originally from Stara Zagora, indicated that he should take care of his son. However, the magistrates are adamant that this is precisely the reason why his girlfriend is not in custody and that there is someone to look after the children. Therefore, Petkov’s request to be released from prison was not complied with.
The family from Stara Zagora (Ralitsa is from Hisarya, but the couple lives there) enlisted the trust of their close friends – in this case, a young couple from Hisarya and a woman from Stara Zagora, a classmate of Ralitsa. They lied that they had to photograph and video them, presumably to create cartoons and cartoons. Family friends believed, and the $90,000 fraud scheme was successfully activated. Through the clips, Jordan and Ralitsa were able to easily reveal bank accounts in the name of their acquaintances. Subsequently, they applied and absorbed 9 credits one after another. The family lived well for a few months but squandered most of their money on online betting sites. After the scheme was made public, the scammers showed their faces on social networks and pleaded to justice.
Jordan and Ralitsa’s young family have made full confessions to the fraud,
