In Kuban, a parishioner ordered the murder of two pastors for 1 million rubles
In Kuban, a former parishioner paid money to murderers to kill two pastors after the man "became disillusioned with the activities of Christian communities." According to Irina Volk, the official representative of the Russian Interior Ministry, on October 17, the man was detained after staging a murder.
"Employees of the Center for Countering Extremism of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the North Caucasus Federal District, together with colleagues from the FSB of Russia, detained a suspect in organizing an attempted murder for hire. He intended to pay one million rubles for the massacre of two leaders of religious organizations in the Krasnodar Territory," her Telegram channel says.
According to a preliminary investigation, the former parishioner planned to kill the clergy out of "religious hatred." However, his plans became known to the operational staff. After the customer transferred a deposit of 30 thousand rubles to the alleged killer, a fake murder of one of the victims was organized. The initiator of the crime was reported "on the execution of the order" and provided with a photo from the scene as evidence.
Criminal cases of attempted murder have been initiated. The man admitted his guilt during the interrogation after his arrest.
On October 10, law enforcement officers detained a hitman and his accomplice in Lyubertsy for the murder of Vadim Menis, director of Lyceum No. 10 named after Yuri Gagarin, in 2002. According to investigators, in 2002, one of the criminal authorities ordered the murder of the lyceum's director, paying the killer $ 300. However, five months after the murder, the customer died in an accident. In addition, the defendants attempted to murder two more people.
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