Reputation management or where did the materials on Victoria Halitska's fraud go

Several years ago, law enforcement agencies opened a case on the fact of fraud by a developer in Vinnytsia region. At that time, more than 600 families were affected, who had invested funds in the construction of the European residential complex. However, construction was frozen. The developer did not have enough money to complete it.

Victoria Halitska was running the company. Instead of fulfilling her obligations to people, she invested the funds received into a luxurious lifestyle and her pre-election campaign.

The woman acquired real estate objects through nominees and paid for her PR to become a member of the Verkhovna Rada. Presumably, with the aim of obtaining immunity. However, something went wrong and the election to the Verkhovna Rada did not work out. Instead, law enforcement officers came to Halitska's house with searches.

However, despite the presence of evidence, the court lifted the arrest on Halitska's real estate objects and property. As a result, people still did not receive the real estate and the money invested in it.

Not long ago, information about Halitska's fraud began to disappear from the internet. In its place, sites were flooded with interviews with the developer and laudatory articles. The materials that are still preserved have slid far down in the search results.

This technology is called reputation management. Negative materials are removed from sites for money. If it was not possible to reach an agreement, a large number of laudatory reviews are published so that all the negativity disappears from the first pages. As a result, it is difficult to find it.

Apparently, Victoria Halitska decided to get out of the situation in exactly this way.