The investigation into the mysterious death of three men found dead in the former "Petrohan" chalet continues.
The three men are Ivaylo Ivanov, Decho Vassilev and Plamen Stattev - partners for years with wanted Ivaylo Kalushev and tenants of the chalet since 2020. What else is known about them - an exclusive first-person story.
The woman, who asked not to be identified, met Decho, Ivaylo and Plamen in Mexico.
"I went to visit Mexico, they had a company there. They were teachers, diving instructors. In fact, there were many Bulgarians who went there - they went at their own expense as guests, for entertainment, for free", she told Bulgaria ON AIR.
So their acquaintance continued until very recently - about 20 years. She says that the three of them lived in the hut to protect nature.
"People had a social life and many acquaintances, and it was not a closed society. Anyone who claims that it was a closed society is lying," the woman also said.
She herself visited the hut and was invited as a guest. According to her, not everyone could go there. She calls it a private home.
"There were people there with families, with small children, friends of friends of friends, relatives of someone - I don't know. There were people constantly coming for fun, with the idea that this wasn't a hut, this was a private home anymore," the woman said.
She saw children in the hut, but again as guests and without any indecent acts being committed against them.
"I personally have only seen children with their parents. They told me they would do some kind of training, but after that I never saw them. So I have seen families with children going. And I know that there used to be a school in the past," the woman shared.