A suspect in the murder of a woman and a child in St. Petersburg wrote a note

In a note found in an apartment on Commissioner Grushko Street in St. Petersburg, the alleged murderer tried to explain the motives for the crime. According to Fontanka, dated October 26, the man wrote that he was dissatisfied with the distribution of responsibilities for caring for the child and doubted that he was his father.

As follows from the contents of the letter, the 40-year-old suspect was dissatisfied with the fact that he stays with the boy on weekends, while his 32-year-old cohabitant allegedly rests. He also claimed that he was initially unsure of his paternity.

The night before, a bloodied woman ran out of the apartment on Commissioner Grushko Street and asked passers-by for help. They called the police.

The arriving employees found the body of a 58-year-old woman with traces of being beaten with a blunt object in the dwelling. The body of a two-year-old boy was found in the refrigerator.

According to preliminary data, the suspect may no longer be alive. The circumstances of the incident are being established.

Earlier it was reported that the suspect, his roommate and her mother worked as teachers.