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In Affluent sentenced for the murder of a girl

The court in Isobilny sentenced a 32-year-old local resident in the case of the murder of a 20-year-old friend

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In Affluent sentenced for the murder of a girl

The court in Isobilny sentenced a 32-year-old local resident in the case of the murder of a 20-year-old acquaintance.

In March 2026, a man drank alcohol with a girl in one of the destroyed garages, where a quarrel broke out between them over a minor occasion. During the conflict, he attacked the victim: he beat her with his hands and feet, hit her on the head with a brick at least three times, and then stabbed her in the neck. From the injuries, the girl died on the spot.

Realizing that she was dead, the man dumped the body into the observation pit of the garage and sprinkled garbage. The accused pleaded guilty and repented.

The court sentenced him to 11 years in a high-security colony, after his release he will face another year of restriction of freedom.

Earlier it was reported that in Stavropol two men tried to steal more than 800 kg of building materials.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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