Became known details in the case against the sommelier, strangled his wife during BDSM practice
At a meeting in the Moscow court on the case against the sommelier from Krasnogorsk, strangled his wife during the BDSM session, arrived at the scene of the tragedy, the officer told the details

As it became known to "MK", the law enforcement officer said that in the afternoon of January 11, 2026, during his duty, the police department received a call from a house in the village of Otradnoye. It was reported that the girl “lost consciousness and does not wake up.” When the operative arrived at the scene, there were already employees of the PPS and the ambulance, explaining that the 22-year-old girl had died. Death came from asphyxia. The man who reported the incident (and it was the husband of the deceased Vladimir), said that the day before the incident he and his wife Daria quarreled, and she went to a party. When his wife returned the next day, the couple quarreled again and decided to engage in BDSM. Vladimir tightened his wife’s hands behind his back, tied his legs and put a gag in his mouth, after which he clamped his nose to block the oxygen. Then "something happened" and Daria fell from her bed to her back. Vladimir sat down on top, pulled out a gag and covered her face with a pillow. The girl twitched, but when Vladimir removed the pillow, she no longer showed signs of life. The man tried to drain the woman, but failed. The guard noted that the defendant was in a state of alcoholic intoxication.
The judge read the correspondence between the husband and wife on the eve of the tragedy, from which it was clear that the relationship between the spouses was unusual. Daria wrote: "Master, please, I really want you, master, I am yours." And the man said
“Dasha, I am very disappointed, you have put me in a very unpleasant position. No, we are not parting, but I have drawn conclusions.” "Tell me to go, I'll go, I'll carry out the order." Let me come back, I will be very happy, Daria responded.
The court also examined the conclusion of the forensic psychiatric examination of the defendant. Experts did not find mental disorders, but pointed to such individual characteristics as temperance, irritability, egocentricity, categoricalness, tendency to dominate interpersonal communication. The accused has an addiction to alcohol and a disorder of sexual preferences, formed in adolescence. At the time of the crime, he was not in a state of affection and was fully aware of his actions.
At the next hearing on 28 October, the prosecutor will continue to present evidence.



