Zarina Nazimova, the mother of the Russians killed in Thailand

Zarina Nazimova, the mother of the Russians killed in Thailand, called her children heroes, whose deaths halted a series of murders.

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Roman and Diana Nazimov, a 17-year-old brother and 22-year-old sister from Tyumen, Russia, went missing in Pattaya, Thailand on July 26.
The siblings were murdered by two local suspects who attempted to steal their motorcycle.
The suspects confessed to the murder and led police to a burial site where the bodies of Roman and Diana were found.
The bodies were exhumed from a grave at a depth of one meter, and the mother, Zarina Nazimova, confirmed their identities in Bangkok.
In addition to the two Russian victims, three other bodies were found in the same grave—two adults and a teenage girl from Thailand.
The suspects were arrested on July 31, and both admitted to the crime.
The mother expressed grief but stated that her children's deaths prevented further killings, calling them heroes.
The incident has damaged Thailand's reputation as a tourist destination.

The mother posted an emotional message in her social media stating 'S***! Killed my children' with a crying emoji. — m24
Three additional bodies found at the burial site were members of a Thai family who were witnesses to the murder. — m24
Two other suspects were involved in helping the main perpetrators escape and hiding the motorcycle. — m24
One of the suspects denied committing sexual assault against Diana during a police interrogation. — m24
Local residents are demanding the death penalty for the perpetrators. — vm
A lawyer, Maria Yarmush, discussed the possibility of clemency for the guilty. — vm
The suspects are 43-year-old Thanh Kytthong (Pong) and 39-year-old Thongchai Sinin (Thong). — fontanka
The victims' bodies were found on July 31 after the suspects led police to the burial site. — vedomosti
The victims' motorcycle was found buried in a dismantled state. — vedomosti
The suspects admitted to killing the Russians to steal their motorcycle. — vesti
The motive for the murder was robbery, and the suspects were identified as repeat offenders. — fontanka