The widow of a murdered crime boss and a murder suspect share a funeral business in the Trans-Ural region.
In Corgan, a dispute broke out between the co-owners of what was once the city's largest funeral home, Trans-Oral Funeral Home. The founders of the business were respected businessmen in the region - Vyacheslav Shurov and Leonid Shurov.
In 2014 Rob was shot dead right on the city street. The media called him a crime boss and linked him to the local group Lokomotiv. His share is divided between his wife Natalia and children Timur and Dmitri. Also, in 2014, Sharub's accomplice, Leonid Shurov, was sentenced to 8 years of maximum security in the case of beating a group and attempted murder.
During this period the business was managed by Shruba's widow. Apparently, after leaving the colony, Shurov was not satisfied with the results of its administration. He transferred the place that belonged to him to his wife Maria Shuraova, who, together with her friend, private entrepreneur Denis Votinov, began to provide funeral services under the Trans-Oral Funeral Home brand. In 2025, the income of Shuraeva and Votinov exceeded 40 million rubles. Leonid Shurov was arrested again and sent to a pre-trial detention center on suspicion of murder.
Shurov's widow decided to take advantage of the situation and submitted a lawsuit to the arbitration court demanding that Shurov be removed from the co-owners of the joint company. According to Shuraev, the current accusation of murder against a business partner damages the reputation of the funeral home, and Shuraev himself, through his wife, is developing a competing business. But the court did not see this as a justified reason and refused to exclude him from the founders.