Young Uzbek woman strangled to death and buried in Russia

A bag containing the body of an Uzbek woman was found in the basement of a house in St. Petersburg, Russia. This was reported by "78.ru".

It is reported that on the evening of December 9, during a quarrel in the apartment at 70 on Sedova Street, a young man strangled the girl to death, then put her body in a travel bag and took her away. After that, the body was buried with earth in the basement of house number 19 on Olga Berggolz Street.

When the body was identified, it was determined that she was a 31-year-old citizen of Uzbekistan. The woman arrived in St. Petersburg in early November to work with her 24-year-old friend.

The alleged killer flew out of St. Petersburg the day after the crime.

It is noted that the deceased woman's brother filed a complaint with Uzbek law enforcement agencies about the fact that his 31-year-old sister had stopped contacting him.

It should be noted that an Uzbek woman was previously brutally murdered in Russia. The body of a murdered woman was found by a security guard in one of the apartments of a residential complex at 14 Pulkovskoye Highway in St. Petersburg.