Man kills two women in Dagestan cafe
Alexander Bystrykin, Chairman of the Investigative Committee of Russia, has become interested in the case of a man who shot his former wife and her daughter in a cafe in Dagestan.
Consensus
- Two women were killed in a cafe in Khasavyurt, Republic of Dagestan.
- The incident occurred on September 8.
- A man opened fire with a firearm in the cafe.
- One woman died at the scene, the other died in the hospital.
- The suspect was arrested.
- A criminal case was opened under Article 105 Part 2 of the Russian Criminal Code (murder of two persons).
- The investigation is ongoing to determine the circumstances and motives.
Points of divergence
- The suspect is a former husband of one of the victims and had a conflict with his ex-wife at the cafe. — vm
- The suspect reportedly surrendered to the police voluntarily. — vm
- The suspect shot his ex-wife in the back during a conflict, and then killed her 23-year-old daughter who tried to help. — vm
- The motive was described as 'sudden personal animosity' without specifying a prior relationship. — fontanka
- The shooting occurred around 8 PM. — fontanka
- The case was opened by the Khasavyurt inter-district investigative department of the Investigative Committee of Russia. — vesti
Coverage (5 sources)
- Bastrikin to be informed about investigation into murder of mother and daughter in Dagestan — Вести
- Case of the murder of two women in a cafe in Dagestan: Bastykin demanded a report — Вечерняя Москва
- Man opened fire on women in cafe in Khasavyurt. Both died — Фонтанка
- After the killing of two women in a restaurant in Dagestan, a case was opened — Вести
- Two women died in a shooting at a cafe in the Dagestani city of Khasavyurt — Вечерняя Москва
Key entities
- Russia
- SK
- Dagestan
- SU
- Khasavyurt
- Republic of Dagestan
- Alexander Bastrykin
- Investigative Committee
- Bastrikin A.I.
- Moscow
- Investigative Department
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