The body of the finalist of "Mrs. Buryatia" Buinova, who disappeared a year ago, was found in the garage

In Ulan-Ude, law enforcement officers found two bodies in an abandoned empty garage. Presumably, these are the bodies of the missing finalist of "Mrs. Buryatia" Seseg Buinova and her friend Stas Norboev a year ago. This was announced on March 17 in the Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation for the republic.

"The bodies were found covered with earth in an inspection pit. Currently, a forensic medical examination has been appointed to determine the causes of death of citizens," the department's Telegram channel reported.

Since the disappearance of the young people, the operatives have carried out extensive work. So, to restore the route of the deceased's car, and then the suspect, hundreds of surveillance cameras were viewed. Thus, a garage array was installed, where, according to the criminal investigation officers, the bodies were left by the attacker.

It is noted that law enforcement agencies have checked more than 460 garages, including those owned by the owners.

The investigation of the criminal case is ongoing.

Buinova disappeared on the night of April 12, 2024. The woman worked part-time in a taxi, and on the evening of April 11, she went on another shift. Her 26-year-old friend, who is also missing, got into her Mitsubishi Outlander near the shopping center. The car of the finalist of "Mrs. Buryatia – 2024" was found a few days later in one of the courtyards, the twisted license plates of the car were in the trunk.

On April 15, employees of the Investigative Committee of the Investigative Committee of Buryatia reported that a criminal case was under investigation into the "unknown disappearance of a local resident who left home in her Mitsubishi Outlander car, did not return and disappeared without a trace."

On April 16, 2024, Veronika Yerofeyeva, coordinator of the LizaAlert detachment, reported that unmanned aerial vehicles were involved in the search for Buinova in Ulan-Ude.