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Evgeny Chernoskutov was under house arrest on charges of corruption crimes. Together with him, investigators Gennady Marchenko and Ruslan Kovgan are involved in the case.
Former investigator Evgeny Chernoskutov from the Rostov region, who was found at home without signs of life, was found to have broken ribs, two grooves on his neck, as well as joint damage and hematomas. This is reported by 161.ru.
According to the source, the death of the former head of the second department for investigating particularly important cases of the regional department of the Russian Investigative Committee raised questions among the security forces. Specialists from Moscow were sent to the Rostov region for investigation; the initial version of suicide faded into the background.
An additional examination has been ordered.
Chernoskutov was under house arrest on suspicion of taking bribes, abuse of power and other crimes. Also involved in the case are senior investigators Gennady Marchenko and Ruslan Kovgan; they were charged in Moscow.
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Conducting additional forensic medical examination.
Very likely · Within weeks

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