According to the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for the Sverdlovsk region, on October 30, the police received information about the discovery of a headless woman's body in the Southwest Forest Park. At the time of discovery, the victim had neither clothing nor identification documents. Consequently, a criminal case was initiated under Article 105, Part 1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, concerning murder.
Through fingerprinting, the identity of the deceased was established. The woman, born in 1984, turned out to be a citizen of one of the Central Asian countries who moved to Russia in 2023 and worked as technical staff in a shopping center.
Investigators found that she lived with her son, who was born in 2004. He was not officially employed. During interrogation, he confessed to the crime and indicated both the location where he left his mother's body and where he hid her head and personal belongings. All of this was found in a bag approximately 200 meters from where the body was discovered.
The Lenin District Court of Yekaterinburg placed Kuvanchbek T. under arrest.
According to sources cited by the media, the motive for the murder was the mother's words: "I should have killed you in your infancy," which he perceived as an insult.
The young man planned to meet with his mother for a conversation and an attempt to mend their relationship, but he brought a knife with him in case of conflict. He delivered a precise strike to her throat, using skills acquired while working with meat in a restaurant and during halal slaughtering. The murder weapon was disposed of in a trash bin in the forest park, the publication reports.
The suspect's lawyer believes that the murder resulted from personal conflicts and antagonistic relations between the mother and son. He suggests that the conflict arose against the backdrop of childhood trauma and possible mental disorders. "The argument occurred when they came to view an apartment in the Academic district and ended tragically," the defense attorney added.
