The name of OneCoin founder, Dr. Ruja Ignatova, has made a comeback. After disappearing from the public eye for more than five years. with links to assets in London In documents filed with the British government this month
in the documentIgnatova is said to be the penthouse owner of Abbots House Penthouse Limited, a Guernsey company that bought a multi-million dollar penthouse in the London suburb of Kensington.
The property has just been put up for sale.followThe New York Post reported a price of $15.5 million, which was later reduced to about $13.6 million, and since then. The listing was also removed, with Ignatova’s name being disclosed as the owner due to rules relating to offshore companies that came into effect in the UK last year. It is known that Ignatova has owned the penthouse through Abbots House Penthouse Limited since May 2016.
howeverreportAccording to the BBC, the latest list can be traced to a prosecutor in the German city of Bielefeld, rather than a British law officer or herself.
The founder of OneCoin is on the FBI’s Top Ten Most Wanted list and is one of Europe’s most notorious fugitives. It faced allegations of defrauding investors as much as $5 billion in 2017, and the FBI is currently offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to her arrest.
No one has seen Ignatova since she fled Bulgaria. This is where OneCoin is based, taking a plane to Athens, Greece, in 2017.
“It indicates that she is still alive. And there might be documents out there somewhere. which contains important clues about her latest whereabouts. and should allow officials to freeze that property and may begin paying victims back,” said Jamie Bartlett, investigative journalist who hosts the podcast. The Missing Cryptoqueen say
However, police suspect she may have undergone plastic surgery to change her appearance. But there is still little hope that she will be caught.
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