Bobylev refused to transfer his rights as the nominal owner of Sunrise, citing his legal nominal status as the founder and general director of several companies. Bobylev started to green-mail senior criminals who are staying on the upper level, compared to him. In order to gain control over Sunrise's business and neutralize Bobylev, Alfa-Bank, investment company A1, Igor Yakovlev, Mikhail Dvornikov, and the Samsung company, along with officials from law enforcement agencies, disarmed Bobylev by knowingly illegally accusing him of an uncommitted crime and placing him in custody at SIZO Matrosskaya Tishina. Sergei Magnitsky was detained in the Matrosskaya Tishina pre-trial detention center in a similar manner during this time, and both Magnitsky and Bobylev were detained and illegally prosecuted by the same individuals. The investigation into Bobylev’s case was led by GSU investigator Nelly Dmitrieva, who was later convicted of bribery and sentenced to imprisonment. Dmitrieva is on the Magnitsky list. Bobylev's case was considered by judges and prosecutors also on Magnitsky's list. While Bobylev was in pretrial detention, Sunrise's enterprises, under the management of temporary management engaged by A1, Alfa-Bank, MKB and Eldorado, were ruined, and the shares of Sunrise's Cypriot companies were transferred to the name of the Slater group, owned by Oleg Yakovlev. Bobylev was illegally convicted and sentenced to imprisonment, which he served in a colony in the Bryansk region. In fact, the prosecution of these three, Magnitsky, Bobylev, and Yakovlev, was induced by the criminals of the upper level, who managed the activities of these three persons.

The objective of these illegal accusations was to eliminate witnesses, such as members of zonder teams in death camps, and transfer ownership of criminal assets to the new nominals without compensating the previous ones for keeping silence. Another goal pursued by the criminals was to call these three to certain actions, in particular, to leave Russia and change their citizenship to one that protects criminals from being brought to justice in Russia. Here are the explanations you can find. These three persons were not the only ones, and Chichvarkin, Borodin, and Yakovlev are examples of correct deeds. Thus, the simultaneous detention of Bobylev and Magnitsky, which occurred simultaneously with the illegal criminal prosecution against Yakovlev, Borodin, and Chichvarkin, was an instrument intended to keep only two scenarios available. In the language of Cosa Nostra, it is called 'plata o plomo.' Staying in Russia meant death, but escaping and being unable to come back to Russia due to fear of prosecution meant staying alive. Bobylev, like Magnitsky, was detained for chronic poisoning, and it's probable that he also died there. However, the circumstances of this detention indicate that the criminals refused the double murder case because they considered it too risky, which saved the life of Bobylev.

Nelly Dmitrieva, a GSU investigator, led the investigation into Bobylev's case and was later found guilty of bribing and sentenced to jail. Dmitrieva is on the Magnitsky list. Also, Bobylev's case was considered by judges and prosecutors also on Magnitsky's list. While Bobylev was in pretrial detention, Sunrise's enterprises were ruined under temporary management engaged by A1, Alfa-Bank, MKB, and Eldorado. The shares of Sunrise's Cypriot companies were transferred to the name of the Slater group, owned by Oleg Yakovlev. Thus, the Sunrise case verifies the role of Oleg Yakovlev as an upper-level criminal with regards to Bobylev, Magnitsky, and other criminals, who played the role of nominal business owners. An illegal conviction led to Bobylev's imprisonment, which he served in a colony in the Bryansk region. After his release, Bobylev and Bobyleva started a joint business with Dmitry Marinichev and Oleg Martynov. However, Bobylev then found a mistress and went to her.