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They make up just five per cent of Europe’s but they are on the run from a whole host of allegations- from hiring assassins to heading up organised gangs.
One runaway- accused of defrauding investors with a $4billion cryptocurrency pyramid scheme- even has a hefty bounty on her head for anyone able to give crucial information leading to her arrest.
These are Europe’s most wanted female fugitives, according to a list by Europol, which every September releases dozens of profiles of missing criminals across the EU.
With just one having been tracked down so far — accused sex-trafficker Viviana Andrea Vallejo Gutiérrez, who was found in a remote jungle town in South America in October — five wanted women remain on the run.
Tania Gomez is known online as the glamorous owner of dog rescue charity HundGärin but according to Europol she also engaged in a wide range of more nefarious activities.
The 30-year-old has been wanted by the Swedish authorities since March 2021 for an ongoing investigation into serious drug trafficking and money laundering offences.
Tania Gomez (pictured), 30, mardin araç kiralama is one of Europe’s most wanted female fugitives, according to a list by Europol
Gomez (pictured left and right) is known online as the glamorous owner of dog rescue charity HundGärin but according to Europol she also engaged in a wide range of more nefarious activities
She is also thought to be connected with an organised crime group in Stockholm, for whom she delivered and transported large quantities of narcotics and money.
And despite her social media persona as a caring dog lover who rescues strays and nurses them back to health, she is also accused of being involved in a network of ‘irregular animal ownership and their transport abroad’, according to Europol.
Next Bulgarian ‘Cryptoqueen’ is not only on Europol’s list but is also one of the top ten most wanted by the FBI- who are offering a reward of up to $100,000 for information leading to her arrest.
Dr Ignatova, 42, is accused of using her OneCoin cryptocurrency as a multi-level marketing scam to target investors worldwide between 2014 and mardin araç kiralama 2018.
Investigators believe Ignatova was tipped off in 2017 after a U.S.District Court in New York issued a warrant for her arrest, leading the alleged scammer to travel to Greece and disappear.
Dubbed the ‘Cryptoqueen,’ Ignatova, a lawyer, co-founded OneCoin in 2014 as the ‘Bitcoin killer,’ luring investors to purchase packages of her cryptocurrency.
Bulgarian ‘Cryptoqueen’ Ruja Ignatova (pictured), 42, is accused of using her OneCoin cryptocurrency as a multi-level marketing scam to target investors worldwide between 2014 and 2018
Dr Ignatova is not only on Europol’s list but is also one of the top ten most wanted by the FBI- who are offering a reward of up to $100,000 for information leading to her arrest
Investigators said that a key part of her business model was to push investors into selling additional packages of OneCoin to friends and family, mardin araç kiralama which was essentially a pyramid scheme to pay out those at the top.