SK Dismisses Theory of Usolevs Family Fleeing Abroad
The Russian Investigative Committee has dismissed the theory that the Usolevs family fled abroad, stating their trip to Kutyurchin was planned and agreed upon by all family members, with no evidence of intentional disappearance.
Consensus
- The Investigative Committee of Russia has excluded the version that the Usolevs family left the country.
- The family's trip to the village of Kutyurchin was planned and coordinated among family members.
- There is no evidence indicating intentional disappearance of the family.
- The investigation is still considering multiple versions, including a criminal one, but the priority remains an accident.
Points of divergence
- The son of Irina Usoleva may inherit part of her stepfather's estate, and Batalov admitted he was surprised to learn that Sergey Usolev was likely never formally adopted by him. Additionally, Batalov's birth certificate has disappeared. — vm
- A friend of the missing Usolevs, Valentin Degtyarev, said in a TV interview that Danil Batalov might know their whereabouts, to which Batalov responded that it would be easier for him if he had such information. — vm
Coverage (2 sources)
- SK rejected version that Usol'tsevs family left the country — Вести
- SK ruled out version of Usoltsev family traveling abroad — Вечерняя Москва