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Thai police arrest 2 Russian men over ‘heinous’ dismemberment of fellow national
Thai police have arrested two Russians on suspicion of murdering a fellow national after the victim’s dismembered body was found in scrubland near the resort town of Pattaya, a “heinous” crime detectives believe is linked to debts to criminals. Body parts of the 30-year-old victim, Mikhail Emelianov, were found on Sunday scattered across a section of abandoned land just outside the eastern tourist city renowned for its large Russian expatriate c…
Horrific murder: Foreign national dismembered and buried in Bang Lamung area. Believed to be a missing Russian man. Police are hunting for the killers, possibly linked to fellow Russians after discovering death threats via chat messages if debts weren't paid.
2 Russian suspects deny killing, mutilating fellow countryman
CHONBURI police said two Russian men arrested last night (Feb. 1) in the murder and dismemberment of a compatriot remained defiant and denied all charges but they have a surveillance camera clip tying them to this brutal killing, PPTVHD36 and Amarin TV said this morning (Feb.2). The pair were arrested after Mr. Mikhail Emelianov, […] The post 2 Russian suspects deny killing, mutilating fellow countryman appeared first on Thai Newsroom.
Police in the Thai province of Chongbury detained two Russians, suspected of having deliberately killed the 30-year-old Peterborg, Mikhail Emelyanov, who disappeared in Pattaia in early January, as reported by TASS.
Pattaya Police comb site in Bang Lamung for missing Russian man believed murdered and dismembered
Russian man Mikhail Emelianov vanished after debt threats and was later found dismembered and buried in Chonburi. Police believe the killing was revenge over unpaid… Read More › The post Pattaya Police comb site in Bang Lamung for missing Russian man believed murdered and dismembered appeared first on Thai Examiner.
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