– He is entitled to early parole from 3 years ago, but he has not even tried
– The criminal contingent will be waiting for him at large, because only he knows where he hid the money stolen from the collection in 2012
The only person in our country does not want to get out of prison and this is the legendary author of the largest robbery of a collection car – known as Joro Millionaire security guard from Plovdiv Georgi Enev.
On June 22, 2012, he tricked his colleague Mancho Yurukov into getting out of the car to buy donuts, and left alone with the money, he entered a narrow street in Plovdiv, where his family Opel had previously been parked. He transferred BGN 1,471,058.52 in various currencies and banknotes and disappeared.
Georgi Enev was declared wanted by the state, which did not yield any results, but on July 5 of the same year he surrendered himself, choosing the prosecutor’s office. He admitted his guilt for the money, but did not say where it was. At that time, the Plovdiv police said that Enev had gone to the prosecutor’s office, where they could not interrogate him. The Ministry of the Interior would force him to admit where the stolen bundles were hidden. The Opel in question was found in the forest above the Plovdiv village of Hrabrino and in the years since
many people
tried to
found in the area
the bags with
the large amount
but to one they struck a stone.
The millionaire admitted his guilt before the Plovdiv District Court, but again said nothing about the money. “I plead guilty and I am sorry. There is nothing to add “, were his only words before the magistrates. He was sentenced to 8 years in prison, followed by a protest by the prosecutor’s office and his sentence was increased to 12 years by the Court of Appeal. The Supreme Court of Cassation upheld the higher sentence.
“It simply came to our notice then
legislative
possibility – yes
you admit
guilt, but
not to return
the stolen ”
commented then the prosecutor in the case Dilyan Pinchev.
Every convict has the right to request early parole when he has served at least half of the sentence and there is evidence that he has recovered in prison. Thousands of recidivists with offenses and behind bars are trying this option, although in practice they have no chance and the courts are overwhelmed with such cases.
For Joro the Millionaire, the possibility to request early parole has been a fact for more than 3 and a half years, but a reference in the registers of the Plovdiv Court of Justice shows that he has never taken steps in this direction. “He hasn’t been looking for me for years,” said his trial lawyer, Georgi Kutryanski.
The topic is discussed in the legal circles in Plovdiv and the most popular opinion is that Georgi Enev is safe only in prison. At large, the criminal contingent will be stalking him, because only the Millionaire knows where the money is. And it is
possible yes
be abducted,
abused
and subjected to all kinds of torture to reveal their whereabouts. Georgi Enev has no interest in knowing when he will be released from prison, and the cases for early parole are open to journalists, the decisions on them are published on the websites of the courts. The information that he is now free can easily leak if you try this opportunity.
The Plovdiv Prison confirms that Georgi Enev is still with them because the sentence has not been served. On the other hand, he works, which leads to a reduction in the sentence, because two days count for three when working. Nearly 10 years have passed since the big blow, and once the Millionaire is working, the time in which he will serve his sentence is approaching. In this way, he will be released from prison without media noise, not that the other inmates will not learn about it and inform their “colleagues” who are free.
Lawyers point to another reason why Joro Millionaire is in no hurry to return to a free life. The money raised in 2012 belonged to various banks and insured. The damages were paid by the insurers and in the end the banks did not suffer any losses. The insurance companies in question can seek money from Georgi Enev, but this can only happen if they file enforcement cases against him and renew them every 2 years due to the statute of limitations. But in almost 10 years since the robbery, the absolute statute of limitations is about to expire and it is possible that Joro the Millionaire is waiting for just that in prison.
One cannot be judged for the same thing twice and so the opportunity, when Georgi Enev is released, to spend his money is completely real.
Those familiar with the case predict that he will not return to his parents’ panel apartment in Plovdiv’s Kyuchuk Paris district, but will disappear to get rid of all sorts of bandits who will surely follow him every step of the way. The millionaire proved back in 2012 that he can hide when the police search for him all over the country. And he probably will.
He punished his bosses with BGN 1.5 million for BGN 236.
Joro Millionaire fined his bosses from the security company G4S BGN 1.5 million because they sanctioned him BGN 236. His salary was low, and he repaid a loan with an installment of BGN 400 per month, and in this situation the monthly allowance of The BGN 236 due to him was very important. Weeks before the robbery, his superiors cut him off from the extra money because they caught him getting out of the collection vehicle and leaving his colleague alone, which is forbidden.
Georgi Enev obtained the car unlocking key from a colleague he replaced. Otherwise, in principle, the driver is not entitled to access the compartment with the money of the collection vehicle. Then he devised a scenario – tricked his colleague into getting out of the car and then disappeared with the money for minutes.
Unheard of composure: You calmly chose flip-flops when all the police were looking for him
Georgi Enev showed complete composure during the trial and did not flinch either during the interrogations in court or during the reporters’ questions. He was a ranger and probably during his missions he learned to control his emotions to perfection.
Years after the trial, in an informal conversation, his lawyer, Georgi Kutryanski, recounted an incident that showed what composure was at stake. The two went to the prosecutor’s office, to which Enev decided to surrender. An underpass leads to the building on Saedinenie Square in Plovdiv, at the beginning of which there has been a flip-flop shop for many years. Enev stopped buying and, to the horror of his lawyer, began to choose for a long time. At that time, any police officer passing by could recognize him and detain him, and the plan to hand him over to the prosecutor’s office would fail.
This did not stop Joro Millionaire from listening to the seller’s advice not to buy flip-flops for BGN 5, but a little more expensive, because he will wear them for 10 years. “That’s exactly what I need,” said Georgi Enev and paid for them. Minutes later he was already in the prosecutor’s office.
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