Nikolai Korolev admitted to murdering a judge

On September 17, 2013, the media reported that Nikolai Korolev claimed responsibility for the murder of Judge Natalia Urlina in Dolgoprudny on August 9, 2004.

Korolev's former lawyer, Igor Popovsky, said that " Nikola confidently showed the place where he stood, where he came from the victim, how he shot, and so on ." According to Popovsky, the reason for the murder was that the judge was in charge of the case of Major Blokhin and Lieutenant Konovalenko, who were accused of exceeding official powers during the detention of the criminal authority Aliyev. In addition, the judge several times during the process is unflattering spoke about Russian nationalists (the defendants were supporters of RNU).

" Many life-sentenced people take on other people's high-profile murders based on a very specific benefit: while they are investigative actions and the court an extra year and a half to sit in Moscow much preferable than, for example, in the village of Kharp. At the same time, longer than life, you still won't get it. However, Korolev is a different matter. - he is fully responsible for what he did , "added the lawyer. Recall that Nikolai Korolev in 2008 was sentenced to life imprisonment for organization of a series of explosions, including at the Cherkizovsky market . In addition, in April 2012 He was found guilty of the racist murder of North Korean citizen Li Zhi Wei.

Sources

• Levkovich E. Nikola Korolev: For me, this life is just a moment, a stupid dream // Rolling Stone. 2013. September 17.