, this means that tatyana popova was observed by kulagina, what a coincidence, yes.ing to the latest data in the report , a certain tatyana popova, born in 1980, is wanted, i called the main office, well, what a case to ask, they answered me there that tatyana petrovna popova is wanted in connection with the sale of a child in israel, a photograph is attached. what a coincidence, in general, this is the story, it means that one childless married woman a couple suddenly had a child, and this couple had vigilant neighbors, they called the police and said that their neighbors suddenly had a child, so they started to sort it out, this married couple presented adoption documents from the moscow surrogacy center, according to these documents tatyana popova is a surrogate mother, i still can’t understand what this is, but the fact remains a fact. maksyush, it’s all very simple: if a childless couple cannot have a child because the wife is infertile, then they carry the child and gives birth, another woman, calls it surrogacy. so, why does she need it? hmm, do you know how m

kulagina said that she would cure the child there. svetlana, understand, you have become a victim of scammers, we will definitely do a second analysis, and i assure you, your baby is completely. nikola nikaevich, during the investigation we established that kulagina and saveliy had long been involved in selling children abroad, and according to a clearly established scheme, in which saveli represented clients, and kulagina drew up documents, well, and how? she, through her old channels through the scientific center of surrogate motherhood, drew up documents for pregnant women who wanted to sell their children, registered them as... daughters, yeah, and saveliy, in addition to other people's children, decided to sell his own, a moral monster, yes, saveli played out bankruptcy, suicide and in front of his victims unhappy women in love had no choice but to resort to extreme measures, that is, to sell their children. well, brusnikina, that's it, we've done our job, hand it all over to the prosecutor's office, let them deal with it. oh, an