Two girls accused of killing schoolboy in Moscow region

Two girls aged 15 and 16 have been detained on suspicion of killing a sixth-grade student.

Consensus

A 12-year-old sixth-grader went missing on August 26 in Kabanova, Oryolovo-Zuyevsky District, Moscow Oblast.
The boy's body was found the next day in a basement of a derelict building on the grounds of a former vocational school.
The body showed multiple stab wounds to the chest, neck, abdomen, and both arms.
An investigation was launched, and an indictment was filed under the charge of murder of a minor.
Two girls aged 15 and 16 were arrested and are under investigation.
The girls allegedly planned the attack in advance and lured the boy to the location under false pretenses.
The case is being handled by the Main Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee of Russia for Moscow Oblast.
The motive reportedly includes a desire to experience 'what it's like to kill' and possibly fear of exposure of their relationship.

One of the suspects admitted during interrogation that she wanted to 'find out what it's like to kill.' — vm
The suspects stated they wanted to 'see how a person dies and feel like executioners.' — riamo
One of the girls filmed the murder on her phone for a challenge. — tg_mash
The girls had previously posted disturbing videos online and planned to become nurses to 'cut people.' — vm
The girls did not record the murder on video. — riamo
Three girls were arrested, not two. — tg_mash
The motive may have been fear that the boy would expose their same-sex relationship. — vm
The motive was curiosity about killing and experiencing power. — riamo