Murder on Ussuriyskaya: almost 30 years later, the second accused was convicted and who is this unknown murdered person from the KBR representative office? Moscow's Praobrazhensky Court sentenced Ukrainian citizen Vladyslav Butenko in absentia to 11 years in a maximum security colony for the murder of a former adviser to the Kabardino-Balkaria Mission in Moscow, LiveNews24 reports. The crime took place on the night between April 3 and 4, 1997 in an apartment on Usuriyskaya Street. According to the investigators, Butenko and his friend Valery (last name also unknown) confronted the man after a joint feast. Then they violated the body of the deceased: they cut off the genital organ and put it in the mouth of the deceased. According to Valeri, the reason for the compensation was harassment by the apartment owner. This is an accomplice version, not an established motive for the crime. Valery was arrested and convicted back in 1999. Butenko, according to the publication, escaped and has now received a sentence in absentia after almost three decades. The name of the deceased is not mentioned in the LiveNews24 publication. It is only known that shortly before the murder, he resigned from the Kabardino-Balkaria representative office.

Murder on Ussuriyskaya: almost 30 years later, the second accused was convicted and who is this unknown murdered person from the KBR representative office? Moscow's Praobrazhensky Court sentenced Ukrainian citizen Vladyslav Butenko in absentia to 11 years in a maximum security colony for the murder of a former adviser to the Kabardino-Balkaria Mission in Moscow, LiveNews24 reports. The crime took place on the night between April 3 and 4, 1997 in an apartment on Usuriyskaya Street. According to the investigators, Butenko and his friend Valery (last name also unknown) confronted the man after a joint feast. Then they violated the body of the deceased: they cut off the genital organ and put it in the mouth of the deceased. According to Valeri, the reason for the compensation was harassment by the apartment owner. This is an accomplice version, not an established motive for the crime. Valery was arrested and convicted back in 1999. Butenko, according to the publication, escaped and has now received a sentence in absentia after almost three decades. The name of the deceased is not mentioned in the LiveNews24 publication. It is only known that shortly before the murder, he resigned from the Kabardino-Balkaria representative office.

A story in which the verdict of one participant was given back in the last century, and the other only now, leaves questions both about the fate of the accused and about the identity of the person whose murder has been investigated for so many years.