It took on Ukraine: the grandson of the People's Artist of the Russian Federation gave all family savings to scammers

The grandson of theater and film actress, People's Artist of Russia Tatyana Vasilyeva gave all family savings to scammers. The actress told about this to the portal "Rise".

According to Vasilyeva, a 15-year-old teenager was "zombified" for about a week, no one paid attention to his closed state, since he is quite closed by nature.

"Here, of course, there is some kind of zombification. Because he was under them for a week. He didn't say anything, sat in his room, didn't come out. But he has such a character — he is not very sociable," the actress said.

She added that the scammers were constantly interested in the teenager's personal affairs, asking about grades. And later they started threatening him to keep the communication secret.

"He was given such a decree: "Say something and your parents will be taken away, you will not see them again." He endured everything that his parents had. He physically went out to the gate in the courtyard of the house, there was a woman standing there. It seems to be of Asian appearance, in a white jacket. I've been standing for a long time, the guard says. She watched how she didn't get caught on camera— and she never got caught. And he pushed this package over the fence to her," Vasilyeva continued.

Later, the boy was very worried: he sobbed, fainted, vomited. It is about this, the actress clarified, that she worries the most, and for this the scammers who do not spare anyone should be punished. And the child may have serious psychological trauma in the future.

"And after all, they keep calling him: "Well, how are you?“ And again they are interested in what he is doing. He's on a mission for them. And what will happen next — blow up someone, kill them? So there is no peace. So that they all die," Vasilyeva could not restrain herself.

After the incident, the family turned to law enforcement agencies. Vasilyeva noted that the police are great fellows, but nothing can be changed.

"The police said it was absurd to hope that the money would be returned. Who knows where they went. After all, the scammers called him and said: "Everything is fine — the money went to Ukraine, you did well," the actress shared.

"That's it, he won't have this phone anymore. Just push—button - to be in touch. I don't think he will resist himself anymore. Here we are really talking about life," concluded Vasilyeva.

As reported by EADaily, earlier singer Lolita Milyavskaya told how she got caught on the call of scammers, but was able to avoid damage.