Next to the bodies of the murdered siblings Nazimov in Pattaya, three more corpses were found.
Next to the bodies of the brother and sister Nazimov, found murdered in Thailand, three more bodies were discovered. This is reported by SHOT.
"The bodies were found in the forest on Kao Chi Chan mountain. It was here that one of the leaders of the local organized crime group, nicknamed Pong, led the law enforcement officers," SHOT reports.
Preliminarily, the bodies found near the Russians are members of the same family who witnessed the murder of the Nazimovs. The identities of the deceased are being established. Presumably, they are a husband, wife, and their child.
Pong, as well as another Thai named Tong, confessed to shooting 17-year-old Roman, while his 22-year-old sister Diana was beaten to death. According to preliminary data, the motive for the crime was their motorcycle, which the murderers coveted.
When asked why it was necessary to kill children for a motorcycle, Pong replied, "I thought they had valuable things." The Thai also claims that he allegedly did not commit sexual violence against the girl, although he had previously been convicted for it, SHOT writes.
During the investigative experiment, Pong stated that after the abduction, Roman and Diana tried to resist. They killed the teenager with two shots to the stomach and beat the girl with their fists.
All participants of the Thai organized crime group involved in the murder of the Russians face the death penalty.
A similar monstrous crime occurred three years ago in the Krasnodar region. On the M-4 "Don" highway, a 19-year-old animator and her 37-year-old supervisor went missing. It was later established that they were killed in order to rob them.
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Next to the bodies of the murdered siblings Nazimov in Pattaya, three more corpses were found.
Next to the bodies of the brother and sister Nazimov, who were found dead in Thailand, three more bodies were discovered. This is reported by SHOT. "The bodies were found in the forest on Mount Khao Chi Chan."
