On October 7, Ukrainian Facebook was literally set ablaze with news about the strange activities of Anna Fesun, known as the founder of a popular chocolate factory in Kyiv. Journalist Bohdan Lohvynenko, who once admired her business and even promoted it, now tells a very different story.

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According to his words, the chocolate factory has closed, and Anna has shifted to a rather mysterious "business." On her Instagram, she declared herself the "Virgin Mary of Christ" and now seems to be trying to "convert" people to a new "true path." However, as people claim, there is something more sinister behind this – Anna allegedly collects money from these converts and drives them into debt.

The journalist warned his followers: be cautious and alert your loved ones who might fall under the influence of this "living Virgin Mary." Her new persona could lead to problems for those who once simply enjoyed delicious cocoa.

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"People write that Anna collects money from the 'converted' and drives them into debt. Several servicemen have already reported that the wives of their comrades in serious condition are raising funds not for medications, but for 'healing by the Virgin Mary.'

Comments appeared immediately under the post. Two women, Yulia and Svitlana Lutsyuk, shared that their relatives became victims of Anna. One fell into debt, while the other severed ties with her family. Both due to Fesun's financial demands.

Even Fesun's former colleague, Serhiy Khoma, commented on the situation:

Anna Lutsyuk, one of Fesun's followers, claimed that she supposedly saved her beloved's life. However, Lohvynenko responded by revealing that he had sent her money for the treatment of this beloved, unaware that it was being used to pay for the "Virgin's" services.

The story has become so resonant that comments under the posts reveal real stories of people caught in manipulation traps. Victims are now seeking a lawyer to resolve the situation.

The police have already taken note of this story, and actions against the new "Virgin Mary" of Ukrainian Facebook are likely to be taken soon.