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Ukrainian law enforcement is collaborating with Indonesian authorities to investigate the possible kidnapping and murder of 28-year-classic Ukrainian national Igor Komarov.
Источник: начальник отдела Главного следственного управления Нацполиции Сергей Сторожук в комментарии “Украинской правде”
Прямая речь: “По факту возможного похищения граждан Украины на территории Республики Индонезия следователи Главного управления Национальной полиции в Днепропетровской области начали уголовное производство по статьям о незаконном лишении свободы или похищении человека и вымогательстве (ч. 2 ст. 146, ч. 4 ст. 189 УК Украины).
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Indonesian law enforcement has also launched a criminal investigation into similar offenses, as well as the circumstances surrounding the death of a Ukrainian citizen.
Детали: According to Serhiy Storozhuk, investigators are currently working through Interpol channels to determine the circumstances of the possible kidnapping and murder of the Ukrainian national, verify reports of ransom demands made to their relatives, and identify human remains discovered in Indonesia.
Что предшествовало: Indonesian police announced that DNA tests confirm a dismembered body found on the coast of Bali belongs to 28-year-old Ukrainian citizen Igor Komarov. Authorities are investigating the kidnapping and murder, with one suspect in custody and six others wanted.
Предыстория:
- In late February, reports surfaced that Igor Komarov and Yermak Petrovsky – sons of two businessmen from Dnipro – were kidnapped on Bali.
- It was reported that Petrovsky managed to escape, while Komarov was tortured and a $10 million ransom was demanded for his release.
- Reports indicate that a photo with geolocation posted by the victim’s girlfriend, blogger Eva Mishalova, may have played a role in the kidnapping.
- Videos have emerged online of Igor Komarov admitting his involvement in “Dnipro call centers” (fraudulent call centers).
- He also claimed that Alexander Petrovsky (Narick) was responsible for the security of the call centers, earning $15,000 per month per office.
- Komarov further alleged that employees of the Security Service of Ukraine, as well as the former and current governors of Dnipropetrovsk and Odesa regions, Serhiy Lysak, were also involved in the business. He stated that a network of “Devyatki” call centers operated in Dnipro under the patronage of “Narick” and Lysak.
