The killer of a woman in western Moscow was angered by the noise from her office

The man who stabbed a woman to death in the west of Moscow was not familiar with her before. The reason for the attempt could be noise from the construction site, which interfered with the suspect. This was announced on April 26 by a source of Izvestia.

The detainee worked as a taxi driver. As his sister told Izvestia, the man was not at home on the day of the murder, he returned late in the evening. They don't talk much to their brother, and lately he's been drinking more and more often.

The neighbor, in turn, shared that their and nearby houses are being demolished — half of the tenants have already been relocated. There is a large-scale construction going on next door, which does not stop even at night. The suspect allegedly got tired of the endless noise, went to the sales office and killed the woman who worked there.

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Natalia Dontsova and her son left Germany, where the crime occurred, for Moscow — they are wanted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kazakhstan and Interpol.

On the same day, the Moscow Investigative Committee (IC) reported that a local resident, born in 1982, suspected of murdering a woman in the west of the capital, was detained in Moscow. According to the Izvestia source, the victim was 36-year-old designer Victoria M. 43-year-old Mikhail S. was detained on suspicion of committing a crime.