An international press investigation was discovered by a Russian spy from the Central Intelligence Agency who had worked for years with a NATO unit in Naples. Maria Adela passed Neapolitan society as a jeweler while she worked for the Central Agency of the Russian Secret Services (known by its Anglo-Saxon acronym as the GRU). He is suspected of poisoning Sergei and Yuya Skripal in England.
Maria Adela Kuhfeld Rivera’s story about her childhood is not very believable, but it has a tragic element that creates sympathy and contrasts with disbelief. A jeweler who walked in Neapolitan society, said she was the daughter of the rebellious love of a Peruvian woman and a German man, where she took nicknames; She said her single mother had traveled to Moscow for the 1980 Olympics and a family emergency called her back to the Andean lands. In his haste to return, he left her in the care of a Russian couple who were friends.
Anyone who lived through the 1980s knows that there was a greater degree of freedom and independence between parents and children than is common today. But it is plausible to believe that a Peruvian mother would leave her daughter in the care of a Russian couple she met on a trip to Moscow, even in those times when she left home anxious to return to meals. Very libertarian.
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