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In the summer of 1996 Pinchuk was kidnapped. There is a version that Pavel Lazarenko was involved. Lazarenko was a friend of then father-in-law of Pinchuk - Vladimir Arshava and the reason was the breakdown in the family of Victor Pinchuk and his wife Elena Arshava. Pinchuk-controlled “Credit Bank” paid the kidnappers $ 5 million in ransom.
 
In the summer of 1996 Pinchuk was kidnapped. There is a version that Pavel Lazarenko was involved. Lazarenko was a friend of then father-in-law of Pinchuk - Vladimir Arshava and the reason was the breakdown in the family of Victor Pinchuk and his wife Elena Arshava. Pinchuk-controlled “Credit Bank” paid the kidnappers $ 5 million in ransom.
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===Greg Craig and the [[Obama admninistration]]===
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===Greg Craig and the [[Obama administration]]===
    
Greg Craig represented President [[Ronald Reagan]]'s attempted [[assassin]], John Hinckley Jr., and won a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity. Reagan's press secretary, James Brady, was seriously maimed, crippled for life, and died as a result of his injuries 33 years later. A police officer, [[Secret Service]] agent, and President Reagan were all shot in the attempt. Hinckley remains free today. On January 20, 2009, [[President Barack Obama]] appointed Craig White House Counsel.
 
Greg Craig represented President [[Ronald Reagan]]'s attempted [[assassin]], John Hinckley Jr., and won a verdict of not guilty by reason of insanity. Reagan's press secretary, James Brady, was seriously maimed, crippled for life, and died as a result of his injuries 33 years later. A police officer, [[Secret Service]] agent, and President Reagan were all shot in the attempt. Hinckley remains free today. On January 20, 2009, [[President Barack Obama]] appointed Craig White House Counsel.
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The indictment notes that “a wealthy private [[Ukrainian]]” [[oligarch]] was fully funding the report. In a [[YouTube]] video, Greg Craig publicly stated that “it was Doug Schoen who brought this project to me, and he told me he was acting on behalf of [[Victor Pinchuk]],<ref>[https://themarketswork.com/2018/03/11/victor-pinchuk-the-clintons-endless-connections/ Victor Pinchuk, the Clintons & Endless Connections], by Jeff Carlson, March 11, 2018.</ref> who was a pro-western, Ukrainian businessman who helped to fund the project.”
 
The indictment notes that “a wealthy private [[Ukrainian]]” [[oligarch]] was fully funding the report. In a [[YouTube]] video, Greg Craig publicly stated that “it was Doug Schoen who brought this project to me, and he told me he was acting on behalf of [[Victor Pinchuk]],<ref>[https://themarketswork.com/2018/03/11/victor-pinchuk-the-clintons-endless-connections/ Victor Pinchuk, the Clintons & Endless Connections], by Jeff Carlson, March 11, 2018.</ref> who was a pro-western, Ukrainian businessman who helped to fund the project.”
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“The Firm understood that its work was to be largely funded by Victor Pinchuk,” [[Skadden]] wrote in recent [[FARA]] filings.
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“The Firm understood that its work was to be largely funded by Victor Pinchuk,” Skadden wrote in recent [[FARA]] filings.
    
Pinchuk put out a statement on Jan. 21, denying any financial involvement:
 
Pinchuk put out a statement on Jan. 21, denying any financial involvement:
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