Diana Nazimova's Last SMS Was in Russian

The last message sent by Diana Nazimova, who died in Thailand, to her mother before her death was in Russian, not English.

Consensus

Diana Nazimova sent a last SMS to her mother before her death in Pattaya, Thailand.
The message was in Russian, specifically the word 'Срочно!', not 'Urgent!' as reported by media.
The family provided a screenshot of the message to clarify the error.
The error in translation occurred during multiple translations from Thai to English and then to Russian.
The family faced criticism on social media for allegedly using English in communication.
Diana and her brother Roman Nazimov were murdered in a forested area near Highway 331 in Pattaya.
The bodies were found buried in a forested area, and the suspects were arrested.
The suspects admitted to the murder and assault, allegedly motivated by a desire to steal the victims' motorcycle.
Four suspects were involved in the case.
A farewell ceremony was held on August 6 in Pattaya.
The remains of Diana and Roman Nazimova were returned to their relatives.

The siblings were planning to go to a 24-hour store, and the message was sent about half an hour after that. — vm
The disappearance of the Nazimovs was reported at the end of July. — m24