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Russian 'Crab King' Sentenced In Absentia To 17 Years For Ordering Rival's Murder

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A Russian court sentenced businessman Oleg Kan in absentia on April 26 to 17 years in prison after being convicted of ordering the assassination of a business rival in 2010.

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Malay Mail

Russia’s ‘Crab King’ given 17-year jail sentence in absentia for ordering murder

MOSCOW, April 26 — A court in Russia’s Far East has sentenced a prominent local businessman known as the “Crab King” to 17 years in prison in absentia for ordering the murder of a competitor, Russian media reported today. Oleg Kan was the operator of several large fishing enterprises, including a group of crab companies, on Russia’s Pacific island of Sakhalin, just north of Japan, the Kommersant newspaper said. Kan’s business specialised in catc…

11 days ago·Selangor, Malaysia

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Lenta.RU [🇷🇺-affiliated]

The “robust king” of Russia received 17 years of colony for murder

In March, Kan’s lawyers applied to the court to close the case, as their client died. However, the General Prosecutor’s Office considered the death of the businessman an instigation. According to the prosecution party, in 2010, Kan organized the murder of the entrepreneur Valeriy Phidenko. “Krab King” hid from the investigation abroad, he is under international investigation.

12 days ago·Russian Federation

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Radio Free Europe/ RadioLiberty

Russian 'Crab King' Sentenced In Absentia To 17 Years For Ordering Rival's Murder

A Russian court sentenced businessman Oleg Kan in absentia on April 26 to 17 years in prison after being convicted of ordering the assassination of a business rival in 2010.

12 days ago·Czechia

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hnonline.sk

The crab king doomed. Russian businessman sentenced to 17 years for murder

A court in Russia's Far East has sentenced businessman Oleg Khan, known as the Crab King, to 17 years in prison for ordering the murder of a competitor. This was reported by the newspaper Kommersant, according to which Kan was tried in absentia. He is hiding from Russian justice in an unknown location abroad, with rumors circulating that he died in Britain. The fifty-seven-year-old Khan was the operator of several large fishing enterprises on th…

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echo24.cz

The Russian "dead king" has been sentenced to 17 years for lease murder.

The court in Russia's Far East sentenced the businessman Oleg Kan, known as the crab king, to 17 years in prison for ordering the murder of a competitor. It informed Kommersant, according to which Kan was convicted in absence. Before Russian justice, he hides in an unknown location abroad, rumors circulating that he died in Britain.

11 days ago

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