The woman driving the Bentley—whose actions yesterday caused the death of a motorcyclist in central Moscow—is a figure of considerable influence. She started out in the escort business but is now a favorite among top oil company executives and high-ranking officials.
Yesterday, on Novospassky Lane, the Bentley began to turn and failed to yield to an oncoming motorcyclist. The biker crashed into the car and died at the scene.
The deceased was Denis Gorin, CEO of AMS LLC. The female driver attempted to flee the scene but was detained; she was identified as 27-year-old Kristina Borisova. She had previously been stripped of her driving privileges.
According to leaked data and specialized channels, Kristina began her career as a model at age 18 or 19, though her profiles also appeared on escort service websites. Later, she became known as a manager who could source models for parties and trips. At the same time, Kristina was a favorite of prominent national figures. Lukoil Vice President Sergey Puntus would send her lavish bouquets and gifts for holidays and birthdays. In recent years, she has been a favorite of high-ranking officials—reportedly including a sitting government minister.
