Tycoon's son murders girlfriend, CCTV shows him move dead body wrapped in mattress
A terrifying moment was caught on camera when a Russian tycoon's son carried the dead body of his girlfriend, who was a doctor, out of his building. The body was wrapped in a mattress. His suspicious activity to get rid of his girlfriend's body was was captured on the building's surveillance camera. It has been alleged that the suspect murdered his girlfriend after which he wrapped her in a mattress and carried her out of the building. The suspect does not have a job and is the son of a construction tycoon, Vadim Pasternakovich.
Anastasia Karymova, 23, reportedly went to meet her 27-year-old boyfriend Timur Pasternakovich at his flat in the Volganda district of Russia because she wanted to talk about their relationship. However, the man murdered her brutally according to the Russian Investigative Committee, the authorities who probe serious crimes.
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The investigators have informed that the man stabbed Anastasia and then hired a porter along with a truck to help him move the mattress with which he covered her body to his country house. In the footage released by the investigators, Timur can be seen bending over and over again to check the macabre bundle to ensure it is not coming apart when they reached the door of his apartment block.
Timur can be seen waiting as the porter brings the lorry closer to the door. This is when a dog appears and sniffs the mattress, appearing to suspect that something was wrong with it. It was later found that the body of Anastasia was moved to a wooden weekend cottage in the village of Lisitsyno. Later, Timur set the cottage on fire to make it seem that the girl had died in the fire.
Even though Timur tried to flee from the scene, he was detained four days later and is charged with murder. A complaint was lodged with the police by the girl's parents after she did not return home after meeting the man she intended to marry.
The Russian Investigative Committee said, "Investigators and forensic experts established irrefutable evidence pointing to the involvement of the detainee in the murder of the woman." Even though her body was burnt in the fire and only ashes remained, the forensic team was able to prove that the remains found were of Anastasia's body.