The court ruled on the murder of his son mathematician from St. Petersburg

Krasnoselsky district court of St. Petersburg detained 40-year-old Dmitry Nakaryakov until December 25. He is accused of murdering a two-year-old son and 58-year-old mother of a former partner, as well as attempted murder of the woman herself.

According to investigators, on October 23, Nakaryakov came to the apartment on the street of Commissar Grushko. A quarrel broke out between him and his mother-in-law, and the man beat her with a hammer. He then killed his son and hid the body in the fridge.

He attacked the child’s mother with a hammer and a knife. The woman survived by getting out the window. The suspect was detained on October 27 in the Leningrad region, he pleaded guilty. At the trial, the victim said that the son was conceived as a result of violence, and described Nakaryakov as a cruel and cynical person.

It was also reported that after the massacre, the man left two suicide notes: one for his parents in Gatchina, the other for the investigation. In them, he said goodbye to loved ones and described motives, citing doubts about fatherhood.