In the Moscow region, a girl holds the dog of the murdered mistress

One of the residents of the Odintsovo city district of the Moscow region holds Natalia Bozhuk's dog, which helped the volunteers find the body of its owner. The mother of the murdered woman, Marina Vasilyevna, told Izvestia about this on August 1.

"Some unscrupulous 22-year-old girl is holding a dog. Maybe she's already sold it, she's not answering my calls, she's stopped responding to my messages," she said.

Marina Vasilyevna clarified that the pet was handed over to an unknown girl, allegedly for overexposure by caring people who found it. Then, according to participants in one of the public chats, she began posting images of a King Charles spaniel. She even entered into correspondence with the victim's mother, but for the past three days she has been ignoring all incoming messages.

Now Marina Vasilyevna intends to write a missing persons report. The woman has already communicated with investigators and police officers. The latter, as she clarified, will have to talk to witnesses and find out all the circumstances.

The dog found the body of the missing owner in Odintsovo district. What is known

Natalia Bozhuk disappeared on July 17 when she went for a walk with her dog. It was this spaniel that later, on July 29, helped the volunteers to find the body of its owner, which was hidden in a bag left in the middle of the field. The source of Izvestia learned on the same day that the woman had last been seen with her roommate. Later it became clear that the man had left for Turkey. The suspect is now on the international wanted list.

Neighbors of the murdered woman told Izvestia correspondent Igor Borzov on July 30 that she was a nice girl and suggested that the tragedy could have occurred against the background of a domestic conflict.