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Inna Yashchyshyn, 33, said her ex-lover Valeriy Tarasenko, 44, had her pretend she was a member of the Rothschild banking dynasty in order to fill her own pockets. Tarasenko made her assume the identity of Anna de Rothschild in order to raise funds to fund his daughter Sofiya, 18, according to Yashchyshyn. Tarasenko claims that the two were never lovers and that they filed a criminal lawsuit alleging that Yashchyshyn routinely appeared as heiress to wealthy families for her own benefit. The FBI and Canadian investigators both launched probes into Yashchyshyn's background after Tarasenko's criminal complaint. After being photographed at Mar-a-Lago, Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark Warner has also requested an inquiry into Yashchyshyn's past.

The daughter of a Ukrainian truck driver who posed as a Rothschild heiress to visit Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago has pleaded guilty. Inna Yashyn, 33, believes she was framed by a former acquaintance and business associate named Valeriy Tarasenko, who also said she did not raise money for Russian gangsters. "I am the perpetrator right now,' Yaschyshyn told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: that's all I can tell you.' 'I think there is some miscommunication,' she said.' 'What's all fake, and nothing happened,' Grilled about the five fake IDs, which included a US passport, which included a photo of Anna de Rothschild, she cried: 'That's all fake,' and nothing happened.' But those who met with Yaschyshyn, as well as her colleagues at Mar-a-Lago, believed her to be Anna de Rothschild, who posed as a Monaco millionaire with a vineyard. Elchanan Adamker, a Trump supporter, made her first trip to Mar-a-Lago in May 2021 and posed for a portrait with Donald Trump himself the next day. Yaschyshyn was caught on camera with Kimberly Guilfoyle, who is dating Trump's son Don Jr., and is said to have wowed the wealthy Florida crowd with her old-money allegations. However, it has since been revealed that she is really the granddaughter of a Ukrainian truck driver named Oleksandr Yashyn, who lives in a charming but modest home in Buffalo Grove, Illinois. Yaschyshyn was president of United Hearts of Mercy, which the feds suspect was actually a front used to funnel cash to Russian organized criminals.

For the first time, the ex-husband of a Ukrainian fraudster who invaded Mar-a-Lago pretending to be a Rothschild heiress was photographed. Sergey Golubev, 49, was married to Inna Yashchyshyn, 33, from 2011 to 2016. Golubev, a Russian-born goofy who owns a boat rental company in Miami, has since married Natallia, a second woman. The couple have a toddler daughter and live in the same three-bathroom house he once shared with Yaschyshyn. Anna de Rothschild posed as a hero in 2021 and had her photograph taken with Donald Trump a day after her first visit to Mar-a-Lago. "At some point, she needed a green card," Golubev said of their marriage to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.' It's unclear if the couple's marriage was a matter of convenience or if they were in a genuine relationship. After divorcing, they lost touch. Yaschyshyn is actually the niece of a truck driver who lives in Illinois, rather than the Monaco-based vineyard owner she claimed to be. If her father already lives in the United States, it's unclear why she had to get a green card. The FBI is now probing a charity she was president of that the Feds suspect was actually a front for organised criminals.

The FBI and Canadian investigators have successfully penetrated Mar-a-Lago and former President Donald Trump's inner circle, a Ukrainian woman posing as a member of the Rothschild banking dynasty. A report by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project on 33-year-old Inna Yashchyshyn, who told Florida socialites she was heiress Anna de Rothschild, was 'fawned all over' by guests at Trump's private club.