Mystery ‘El Money’ figure paid men to set fire to property linked to Starmer, court hears
Summary
A court is hearing a trial about arson attacks on property linked to Prime Minister Keir Starmer, which were allegedly organized by a person known as "El Money." Three men from Ukraine and Romania are accused of setting fires to a car and houses connected to Starmer, reportedly for payment from this contact.Key Facts
- Three fires happened within five days in May 2024, involving properties linked to Keir Starmer.
- The accused are Roman Lavrynovych (22) and Petro Pochynok (35) from Ukraine, and Stanislav Carpiuc (27) from Romania.
- Lavrynovych faces three counts of arson with intent to endanger life or recklessness about life safety.
- Pochynok and Carpiuc are charged with conspiracy to commit arson.
- The arson attacks targeted a car once owned by Starmer, a house he managed, and a home where his sister-in-law lives.
- The men communicated with "El Money," a Russian-speaking contact, through over 320 messages.
- CCTV showed Lavrynovych buying a flammable liquid two days before the car fire.
- The fires were set at night, risking the safety of the residents inside.
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