First Publication: Twist in the Investigation of the Murder of the Caucasian Mafia Boss - One Suspect Released
One of the suspects involved in the murder of Yanus Yusbayev, head of the Caucasian mafia, was released from detention after about two weeks. Investigators are trying to understand what happened at a meeting in Caesarea from which he left moments before being shot. The suspect claims he was summoned to the meeting over a debt.
A twist in the investigation into the murder of Yanus Yusbayev, head of the Caucasian mafia: one of the suspects involved in the murder was released from detention today (Wednesday), after being held for about two weeks. The first publication was made by i24NEWS. Investigators are trying to understand what happened at a meeting held at the "Agenda" restaurant in Caesarea, shortly before the murder. Yusbayev left the meeting moments before being shot, along with a suspect who fled after the shooting. One of the people present at the meeting confirmed to the police that he was indeed there. The released suspect claims he was summoned to the meeting over a debt and has no connection to the assassination. The meeting was allegedly a "red cap" intended to lull Yusbayev's suspicions, as he was in conflict with many criminals. A publication ban is in place on the details of the investigation, which is still ongoing.