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'''Natalia Veselnitskaya''' is a [[Russia]]n Lawyer employed by Denis Katsyv and Prevezon Holdings.<ref>Denis Katsyv is the son of Pyotr Katsyv, Vice President of ‘Russian Railways’, a huge Russian transportation company, in which the Russian government is the sole shareholder. https://www.grassley.senate.gov/news/news-releases/checking-facts-there-evidence-fusion-gps-was-paid-russia-while-compiling-trump</ref> Veselnitskaya was allowed entrance into the [[United States]] on the approval of [[Loretta Lynch]] to settle the Prevezon [[asset forfeiture]] case.<ref>Prevezon Holdings was an international Russian real estate holdings firm where assets, stolen from international banker [[Bill Browder]], were held. Browder appointed Sergei Magnitsky to investigate the theft in Russia. Magnitsky was arrested and died on the 356th day of a 365 day prison sentence. The Russian sanctions  bill, or Magnitsky Act, was passed in part to recover Browder's stolen assets.<br>Browder later testified that [[Glenn Simpson]] and FusionGPS worked for the [[Putin]] regime to discredit him and as unregistered foreign agents of the Russian government for repeal of Russian sanctions.</ref> Veselnitskaya overstayed her [[visa]], and engaged in unregistered [[lobbying]] with FusionGPS against the [[Magnitsky Act|Russia sanctions bill]].
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'''Natalia Veselnitskaya''' is a [[Russia]]n Lawyer employed by Denis Katsyv and Prevezon Holdings.<ref>Denis Katsyv is the son of Pyotr Katsyv, Vice President of ‘Russian Railways’, a huge Russian transportation company, in which the Russian government is the sole shareholder. https://www.grassley.senate.gov/news/news-releases/checking-facts-there-evidence-fusion-gps-was-paid-russia-while-compiling-trump</ref>  
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==Prevezon asset forfeiture==
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Veselnitskaya was allowed entrance into the [[United States]] on the approval of [[Loretta Lynch]] to settle the Prevezon [[asset forfeiture]] case.<ref>Prevezon Holdings was an international Russian real estate holdings firm where assets, stolen from international banker [[Bill Browder]], were held. Browder appointed Sergei Magnitsky to investigate the theft in Russia. Magnitsky was arrested and died on the 356th day of a 365 day prison sentence. The Russian sanctions  bill, or Magnitsky Act, was passed in part to recover Browder's stolen assets.<br>Browder later testified that [[Glenn Simpson]] and FusionGPS worked for the [[Putin]] regime to discredit him and as unregistered foreign agents of the Russian government for repeal of Russian sanctions.</ref> Veselnitskaya overstayed her [[visa]], and engaged in unregistered [[lobbying]] with FusionGPS against the [[Magnitsky Act|Russia sanctions bill]].
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==Hired BakerHostetler and FusionGPS==
 
While in the United States, Veselnitskaya hired the law firm of [[BakerHostetler]], who in turn hired FusionGPS to do opposition research on [[Bill Browder]]. Browder was the driving force behind the [[Magnitsky Act]], or Russian sanctions bill.  
 
While in the United States, Veselnitskaya hired the law firm of [[BakerHostetler]], who in turn hired FusionGPS to do opposition research on [[Bill Browder]]. Browder was the driving force behind the [[Magnitsky Act]], or Russian sanctions bill.  
  
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