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The remains found in the Moika belong to the deceased Eshchenko
The human remains found in November 2019 in the Moika River in St. Petersburg belong to the deceased graduate student of St. Petersburg State University Anastasia Eshchenko, of which the historian of the same university Oleg Sokolov is accused. About this writes " Interfax " with reference to the lawyer of the family of Yoshchenko Alexander Baksheev.
Wed VKontakte Wed in classmates Wed on TwitterAnastasia Eshchenko was killed on the night of November 8. The girls are accused of the death of the 63-year-old associate professor of St. Petersburg State University Oleg Sokolov, with whom the deceased lived. According to investigators, Sokolov killed Yshchenko, his body dismembered, and threw the remains into the sink.
The university teacher was detained on the morning of November 9, discovering him in the Moika River. Sokolov had a backpack with him, in which the remains of the murdered Eshchenko found themselves.
Later, the examination recognized Sokolov as sane. The historian himself through a lawyer handed over that he wants to pay compensation to the family of Anastasia Eshchenko.