Two suspects in Omsk student murder changed gender in documents
Two of the six suspects in the intentional murder of a student in Omsk have changed their gender on their passports to female and are taking hormones.
Consensus
- Two of the six suspects in the murder of a student in Omsk changed their gender on their passports.
- The suspects who changed their gender were taking hormones.
- The victim was a 20-year-old student named Alexander Triputen.
- The murder occurred on June 20, 2026.
- The suspects lured the victim to a vacant lot on the city's outskirts.
- The victim was tied up and taken to a derelict building.
- The victim was stabbed multiple times in the neck and chest.
- The victim died from his injuries.
- The suspects are being investigated for premeditated murder.
- All suspects are between 20 and 24 years old.
- The suspects are believed to have acted on prior agreement.
- The motive is believed to be personal animosity.
Points of divergence
- Three female suspects were involved in the murder, with only one being 'normal' and the other two having changed their gender and taken hormones. — vm
- The suspects are described as 'LGBT, banned extremist movement' in Russia. — vesti
- The funeral for the student took place in the village of Berezovoy in Omsk, with dozens attending, including family and friends. — vm
- The crime occurred on June 20. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Two suspects in the brutal killing of a student in Omsk changed their gender on documents — Вечерняя Москва
- Two defendants accused of killing an Omsk student changed their gender in their passport — Вести