The supervisor of the attack on Stroginsky Boulevard studied to become a welder in Ussuriysk

One of the supervisors in the case of the robbery on Stroginsky Boulevard in Moscow, where a woman was killed, studied to be a welder in Ussuriysk. The mother of his friend, Larisa, told Izvestia about this on April 16.

"He didn't stand out from the crowd, he loved working with his grandfather on machinery and assembling motorcycles. He wasn't rude to anyone, he didn't have any conflicts, he was a very calm guy. After school, he studied to become a welder in Ussuriysk. Then, as his mother said, he left "to look for himself," Larisa said.

One of the supervisors in the case of the robbery was detained earlier on Thursday. As it became known, a 19-year-old suspect in the commission of a crime found couriers and coordinated their actions to transfer property that was stolen from an apartment on Stroginsky Boulevard. He acted on behalf of the organizers of the crime.

Criminal intent: a wife helped her husband in a murder for the sake of five apartments in Moscow

A witness in the case of "black realtors" became the accused, and her daughter told how her parents hid the corpse in the couch.

On March 14, a woman's body with multiple injuries and a safe with signs of forced entry were found in the same apartment. It was clarified that the victim's daughter became a victim of telephone fraud. Later, the suspect in the murder of the woman was detained. The court arrested him on March 16, it turned out to be football player Daniil Sekach.

A correspondent for Izvestia reported on March 23 that the court had detained two more defendants in the criminal case of the murder of a Moscow businesswoman. They turned out to be young people born in 2005 and 2007. On April 4, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation announced the detention of another suspect in this case, and on April 6— another one.

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