In Makhachkala, a man stabbed his brother to death because of inheritance

In Makhachkala, a 52-year-old man stabbed his older brother to death because of an undivided inheritance. A source told Izvestia about this on June 1.

The incident occurred at the bus station on Akhmet Khan Sultan Avenue. The man came to his relative, the minibus driver, to talk about the division of property. The conversation escalated into a conflict, as a result of which the younger brother stabbed the elder with a knife.

The passengers who were at the station witnessed the murder. The victim could not be saved — he died on the spot. A criminal case has been opened.

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