In Russia, the murder of two Uzbek citizens, committed in October 2017, was revealed.
Investigators and forensic investigators of the Investigation Department of the TFR in the Trans-Baikal Territory, together with the officers of the Criminal Investigation Department of the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs, uncovered the murder of two Uzbek citizens committed in October 2017.
According to the media reports, the charge of committing a crime, provided in paragraph "a" part 2 of Art. 105 of the Russian Criminal Code (the murder of two or more persons) was brought against a 34-year-old resident of one of the villages of the Nerchinsk District.
Process on the disclosure of this particularly serious crime began in May this year, when a citizen of Uzbekistan appealed to law enforcement agencies, who reported the loss of his two compatriots in the city of Chita.
According to the information about the sudden disappearance of two people, a criminal case was immediately instituted, investigators-criminalists of the investigation department of the TFR were connected to the process.
They found out that in October of last year the men had left for a meeting they had not returned with. In the course of joint work with the police, the investigators found out that a resident of the Nerchinsk district of 1984 may be involved in the murder of men.
At the first interrogation the man admitted that, during the conflict in October 2017, he killed the victims with the hunting rifle and buried the bodies to hide the traces of the committed crime. During the verification of the testimony, the investigators found the bodies of the murdered men in the place indicated by the accused.
At the request of the investigation before the court, a measure of restraint in the form of detention was chosen with respect to the accused. The necessary forensic examinations, including forensic medical examinations, DNA examinations, and a number of others have been appointed.
