Last Updated on: 3rd January 2023, 01:27 am
Who is Emese Fajk? Biography, Wiki
The “fraudster” Emese Fajk, who scammed The Block, has been accused of stealing millions of dollars worth of medical supplies from Ukrainian soldiers but denies it happened.
He fled Australia after allegedly sending fake screenshots of his bank account to show he had paid the $426,500 bail and $4,072,951 final settlement for Jimmy and Tam’s winning house on the reality show in December 2020 had paid.
Emese Fajk’s Age
Her current age is 30 years.
What Was The Crime?
After allegedly cheating on her landlord and boyfriend on a Portuguese island last year, she emerged as communications director for the Ukrainian Foreign Legion under the call sign “Mockingjay” in July.
Revelations about his past scandals shocked the Legion and senior officers began investigating his activities in the war zone.
A confidential file prepared by a senior Legion officer with extensive intelligence experience for Ukraine’s Land Forces Command and obtained by Daily Mail Australia outlines the allegations against him.
Fajk claimed he has not yet seen any evidence to support the allegations against him, calling it a “smear campaign” but did not comment on the individual allegations.
“Anyone can write so-called reports, but those reports must be supported by evidence,” he said.
“These complaints are being made by people who, for one reason or another, have their own agenda. If someone has valid complaints or concerns that they can back up with real evidence, they can contact the appropriate law enforcement agencies.”
“I enjoy working with any agency that conducts official investigations. Otherwise, they are rumors and nothing more than a dirt campaign.”
Police Investigation Report
The report accuses Fajk of being behind the disappearance of a $2.5 million (AUD$ 3.67 million) shipment of medical supplies and embezzling donations earmarked for the war effort.
“The author of this report is aware of a massive shipment of drugs delivered by one of his associates in Kyiv for distribution to the 1st and 3rd Battalions,” it said.
The official wrote that the end-user certificate for the shipment said it had arrived at a warehouse in Kyiv known as “Hub” in late October but was never delivered to troops on the front lines.
“I have confirmed that none of these drugs were delivered to the 1st or 3rd Battalion and have made considerable efforts to find out where the drugs may have gone,” they wrote.
The author explained that they confronted Fajk about the missing delivery and she claimed ignorance of her existence, but the Trump who delivered her was willing to testify that she was present when he arrived.
EUC and photos of the drugs before the shipment showed the shipment contained large quantities of pain relievers such as fentanyl, lidocaine, and ketamine, as well as more common drugs.
Ben Lackey, the medical director of the legion that organized the transport, confirmed to Daily Mail Australia that the drug never reached the camp.
“We know he made it to the center but then he disappeared and very few people knew he was there,” he said.
“A good friend of mine was in agony for three hours. It’s a miracle he didn’t die of shock because he didn’t have the supplies he was supposed to have.”
