A group of citizens threw stones at a house in Kyzyl because missing…
A group of citizens threw stones at a house in Kyzyl because missing girls were reported there. In Kyzyl, local residents threw stones at the home of a large family, believing that two missing girls might be living there.
Consensus
- A group of people threw stones at a private home in Kyzyl.
- The attack occurred on July 5–6, with the main event taking place on the night of July 6.
- The residents believed that two missing girls were being held at the house.
- The victims included minors living in the house.
- Several suspects were arrested and given measures of restraint such as house arrest or detention.
- A criminal case was opened under Article 213 of the Russian Criminal Code (hooliganism).
- Police and investigative authorities are continuing their search for the missing girls.
- The two missing girls, aged 12 and 13, disappeared on July 1 while walking toward a dam on the Yenisei River.
Points of divergence
- A shaman indicated the address of the house where the missing girls were allegedly held. — vesti
- The information about the location was spread via social media on July 5, attributed to a shaman. — kommersant
- Relatives of the missing girls participated in the attack and were still present at the site as of July 5. — vm
Coverage (4 sources)
- Citizens threw stones at a house in Kyzyl over missing girls — Вести
- Residents of Tuva mistakenly threw stones at the home of a large family — Коммерсантъ
- Relatives and residents of Kyzyl gathered at a private residence following information from shamans — Вести
- Relatives of girls missing in Tuva began storming a home over words of a clairvoyant — Вечерняя Москва
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