A Russian tourist was stabbed in the Thai hotel, and his companions were detained

Thai police are investigating the murder of a Russian committed in one of the hotels. In connection with this crime, citizens of the Russian Federation who lived in the hotel with the deceased were also announced on the wanted list. Two of them were detained in hot pursuit.

The corpse of Fedor Gusev, who arrived from Moscow, was found in one of the hotels in Pattaya, TASS reports with reference to the head of the consular department of the Russian Embassy in Thailand, Vladimir Sosnov. According to the local press, we are talking about the Porn Apartments Hotel on Soy-Arunotai Street. The deceased rented number 204 there on the second floor.

According to the consul, 34-year-old Fedor Gusev "received stab wounds incompatible with life."

As the Thavisa News clarifies, the injured was inflicted stab wounds in the face and neck. Before that, Gusev was beaten.

According to experts, the corpse lay in the hotel room for two days. He was discovered by an employee of the Hotel Pornan Tasanont, writes The Bangkok Post . There were also traces of struggle in the room.

"According to our information, a citizen of the Russian Federation has also been put on the wanted list on suspicion of murder," the Russian Federation said.

And in the afternoon on Monday it became known about the detention of two Russians. “We received information that two Russians were detained in Pattaya, wanted on suspicion of murder of Gusev. One of them, a native of Perm Roman Blacks, has already given a confession,” said Vladimir Sosnov.

According to Permyak, he committed a murder for self -defense.

According to the Thai press, the 20-year-old Akbar Mamasadykov became an accomplice of the 21-year-old Roman Chernoye. Both suspects were detained on the Jomtienne beach.

The basis for the detention of Russians was the data of external surveillance cameras, Interfax reports with reference to the deputy honorary consul of the Russian Federation in Pattaya Viktor Krivansov. In addition, their fingerprints were found at the crime scene.

According to the police department of the province of Chonburi, Gusev drove into the apartment along with three other citizens of the Russian Federation on March 24. They rented two numbers on the second floor worth 200 baht ($ 6) per day.

However, in early April, three Gusev’s acquaintances left the hotel, saying a porter that they were heading to Bangkok. At the moment, the police are looking for them.