The wife of the former external manager of Kumtor Gold Company CJSC, Tengiz Bolturuk, accused in three criminal cases, commented on information in the media about the house for $725,000, which their family bought in Canada. Ilmira Alpysbaeva posted about this on Facebook.
According to her, the house was purchased on credit in 2010.
The wife of Tengiz Bolturuk attached to the text a photo of documents confirming this, including the child’s birth certificate dated August 1, 2013, in which the column about the mother’s place of residence contains the address: 2322 Woodridge Way, Oakville, Canada, L6H6S3. Bolturuk’s house is located there.
Ilmira Alpysbaeva also posted a photo of her husband’s driver’s license and a letter of consent for the child to travel outside Canada. In both documents, the address line contains the address of this house.
He was the manager of Kumtor Gold Company CJSC from May 2021 to February 2022, but since February last year he was appointed manager of Heritage of Great Nomads National Holding.
It was reported that the criminal case against former employees of Kumtor Gold Company CJSC, including the external manager of the company Tengiz Bolturuk, was sent to court.
On September 5, the Military Prosecutor’s Office announced suspension of the investigation against Tengiz Bolturuk due to his illness. It is also known that the former external manager of Kumtor was in custody for only two months out of seven and a half. He paid damages of 10 million soms out of 1 billion soms. The rest of the amount was allegedly divided among the other defendants in the case.
Tengiz Bolturuk and Ryspek Toktogulov were dismissed from all the positions they held. It was reported that the Prosecutor General’s Office began a detailed check. It resulted in three criminal cases with preliminary damage to the state of 1 billion soms. As a result, the former external manager of Kumtor was detained. Tengiz Bolturuk himself does not admit his guilt. He stated that all the accusations were false. Tengiz Bolturuk and other defendants in the criminal case on corruption paid 844,512,858 soms.
