Daria Kholodnykh

Blogger and makeup artist Daria Kholodnykh shared on Instagram* a story about how she was scammed by a marriage scammer named Alexander Demeshko. The girl admitted that during the novel she lost a total of 2.5 million rubles. Daria noted that it was “distasteful and embarrassing” to write this story, but still detailed it so that other women could “know the abuser and the thief” and “not step on this rake.” Let’s talk about the details of this story.

It all started with a short-term “holiday romance” at the end of last year, during which Daria during a trip to Nepal gave her diamond earrings to an acquaintance and Alexander (as it turned out later, they were stolen from another victim). However, when Daria went further to Colombia, a new acquaintance came in contact and told her that she wanted to come because she was bored and had not met such a girl yet (as Daria noted, this was a trick to make her feel special).

In the end, it really flew to him in Colombia. Also, according to the blogger, the man began to “spend too much”, despite the fact that he lived with Daria with his friend, and then began to hint at marriage and cohabitation in Colombia.

Derya writes.

Daria Kholodnykh and Alexander Demeshko

32-year-old Alexander proposed to Daria and agreed to marry her. After that, the man admitted that he had property (house, car), but no cash savings, and asked for permission to use Daria’s bank card. And he promised to sell the property and cover the costs.

Daria shares in her post.

At the same time, the guy tried to avoid joint photos, forbade publishing them and naming him, hiding behind “dangerous work” as a personal assistant of the oligarch.

Kholodnykh notes that her boyfriend arranged an “emotional swing” for her – one day he called her a “princess” and said that he “did not feel sorry for anything” for her, and the next “inspired a sense of guilt”. everything”:

Daria notes that she has doubts about her new boyfriend.

Correspondence between Daria Kholodnykh and Alexander Demeshko

The blogger notes that in Colombia, Alexander began to live in a big way: he ordered expensive meals in restaurants, gave gifts to Daria and her friends, bought a motorcycle, expensive watches.

Daria admits that she had a feeling that what was happening inside was not completely normal, but “hoped that everything would be fine”.

When Daria ran out of money, Alexander began to ask her to borrow money from friends. Then he learned that the car that Alexander was going to sell was registered to his ex-girlfriend and had already been bought by third parties for his debts, and that his ex-girlfriend had paid a loan for him.

Two days before the wedding, scheduled for February twentieth of this year, Daria received a message that her lost cards and rights while in Nepal were found in the jacket Alexander left with another cheated girl. So, the blogger found out that there is a group of women in Nepal that he cheated on.

Daria writes on her Instagram* that Alexander also told everything to his parents, whom he had previously introduced via Skype. The girl learned from the guy’s parents that they paid off the loan, and in her youth she was an actress. Daria noted that Alexander’s parents were “very good and intelligent people,” but she does not understand why they did not warn her.

Alexander Demeshko

As a result, with the help of her friends, Daria managed to escape from Alexander in the USA (she apparently had a criminal record for fraud and her entry into visa countries was closed for her). Therefore, according to Daria, she travels in visa-free countries for Russia, where there are many Russian-speaking tourists, and meets girls in cafes or at thematic forums.

Daria summarized her story.

In her Instagram* comments, her followers supported her for daring to share such a story, and compared Alexander’s course of action to those of “Tinder scammer” Simon Leviev, whose scam story formed the basis of the Netflix documentary. same name.

– Commented on the story in Antigloss.

*Instagram is owned by Meta, a recognized extremist organization in the Russian Federation.