Investigators Identify 'Muse' — 'Queen Prosecutor' in NABU 'Carthage' Tapes as 24-Year-Old Odesa Law Graduate
Yelyzaveta Ivakhnenko, a 24-year-old Odesa Law Academy graduate who became deputy dean at 22, has been named as the woman previously known as 'Muse' and the 'Queen' prosecutor in NABU recordings tied to the 'Carthage' special operation.
Investigators have identified the woman behind the aliases “Muse” and the “Queen” prosecutor in National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) audio recordings tied to the “Carthage” special operation. She is 24-year-old Yelyzaveta Ivakhnenko, a graduate of the Odesa Law Academy, according to the report.
By age 22, Ivakhnenko had already been appointed deputy dean at the academy — an unusually rapid promotion that has drawn scrutiny alongside the disclosure. Her swift rise from recent graduate to senior academic administrator is now part of the background being examined in the corruption scandal.
The aliases surfaced in NABU materials connected to the Carthage case, which involves prosecutors. Naming Ivakhnenko now links the previously anonymous figure on the tapes to a specific academic official and gives investigators a concrete identity to pursue. The original report highlighted her youth and senior post, illustrating the combination with a coarse folk saying about aiming high.
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