In Dagestan the trainer shot and buried the son of the mistress

In Derbent, two residents of Dagestan are suspected of murder, reported in The Investigative Committee.

The case was initiated on the fact of the murder of an 18-year-old resident of Derbent under paragraph "g" of part 2 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (murder committed by a group of persons by prior agreement).

"According to investigators, on September 28, in Derbent, near a residential building located on Senchenko Street, during the conflict, on the basis of previously personal hostile relations, two local residents, who are relatives to each other, used violence against an 18-year-old resident of the republic, hitting him with their hands and feet on various parts of the body. After the victim lost his balance, the suspects tied him up, loaded him into the trunk of a car and took him out of the city, where one of the suspects fired at an 18-year—old local resident with a gun, and then buried the body," the report said.

One of the suspects has been detained. The investigation is taking measures to establish the location of the second suspect.

The details of the incident are reported by Kavkaz Pravda.

"The famous freestyle wrestling coach beat the son of his mistress to death in Dagestan. The tragedy took place in Derbent. 49-year-old Ramis Abdulkadirov met his love. But the trouble is that his chosen one had a rather adult son, who had his own ideas about the honor of the family and the mother in particular. 18-year-old Shamil showed by all means that he was categorically against this union. He came to the Abdulkadirovs several times to brawl, demanded to end the relationship. For the time being, he was simply kicked out and not touched. But the day before Shamil began to seriously threaten the family. It came to a fight. More precisely, reprisals. Ramis and his 28-year-old son Ramadan brutally beat Shamil. Taken out of town, finished off and buried. But the police found the body quickly and the murder was solved in hot pursuit," the author of the telegram channel writes.