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The Petersburger, who killed and divided the transperson, was released in the courtroom. His actions were regarded as excess of self -defense
The Vasileostrovsky District Court of St. Petersburg sentenced Yuri Yanovsky, accused of the murder and dismemberment of transpersons, by 1 year 10 months of imprisonment. The man was released from custody, led the time spent in jail. This was reported by the press service of the vessels of St. Petersburg.
During the process, the court re -qualified the charges from the murder (Article 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation) for excess of self -defense (Article 108 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).
On January 13, 2020, Yanovsky, while intoxicated, quarreled with a 24-year-old transperson. According to North. Realiy* The victim was called Jamshud Khatamzhonov, she came to Russia three years ago from Uzbekistan.
The convicted person claims that she wanted to pour him sleeping pills and rob him. During the quarrel, Yanovsky struck the transperson with a knife in the neck twice and once in the stomach, because of which the victim died in place.
According to the regional publication 47news, on June 15, 2020, a student of the St. Petersburg school called the police and said that he saw part of the human body in the MGA River. A little later, the police removed a male body from the water without arms, legs and heads. When examining the body, thoracic implants were found, according to which the personality of the murdered person was established.
In 2017, a criminal case was opened against Yanovsky due to shooting at Ostrovsky Square. After that, he fled to Belarus, from where he was later extracted. First, Yanovsky was charged with illegal storage of weapons and assassination assassination. Later, the actions of the defendant were re -qualified to inflicting serious harm to health by negligence. The criminal case was then terminated in connection with the reconciliation of the parties.