His relatives consider the official account of the kidnapping of crypto-millionaire Roman Novak and his wife Anna to be implausible. There is speculation that he faked both his kidnapping and death, according to Mash.
Investor colleagues have expressed doubts regarding Roman Novak’s death. They speculate that he may have staged his disappearance, possibly to escape substantial debts. This theory is actively debated within business circles.
The official account from the investigation is quite different. It claims that the crypto-millionaire and his wife Anna were kidnapped. Allegedly, the criminals killed them in an attempt to seize their cash assets. The Russians arrested in connection with this case are currently awaiting extradition.
However, few people believe the official version. Investors point to Novak’s reputation as a schemer. He has previously attracted large investments for projects, only to disappear without a trace along with investors’ money.
A notable example was his involvement with a popular app. He collected significant sums from businesspeople and then vanished in South Africa to evade creditors. The total damages from the debts are estimated to be around $500 million.
Roman’s father-in-law also doubts the tragic story of his demise. He believes that his daughter and son-in-law could have staged the disappearance. The crypto community continues to await direct evidence of death. The situation remains unresolved and raises numerous questions. It was previously reported that an investigation has been launched into the disappearance of the Russians in the UAE.
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