
47-year-old Teimuraz Gogiashvili shot his 19-year-old stepdaughter after a dispute about buying a foreign car, then killed her mother Elena Tsereteli, dismembered both bodies and tried to hide the crime by posing as a girl in correspondence with her boyfriend.
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The conflict arose due to the man’s refusal to allow his stepdaughter to buy a foreign car, which led to an outburst of anger and subsequent violence.
The reason for the reprisal against 53-year-old businesswoman Elena Tsereteli and her 19-year-old daughter was a dispute over the purchase of a foreign car for the woman’s daughter. Mash writes about this.
On October 1, 47-year-old Teimuraz Gogiashvili picked up his wife’s daughter from tennis practice. On the way, they had a fight because the young girl wanted to buy herself a foreign car, but Gogiashvili was against it. In a fit of anger, he took a gun and shot his stepdaughter. Then he hid her in the garage, took the phone and, knowing the password, began to correspond with her boyfriend in order to hide the crime.
Gogiashvili confessed to the massacre to Elena Tsereteli. Because of this news, she became hysterical, then her roommate dealt with her too. After that, the man returned to the garage again, dismembered his cohabitant’s daughter, and then returned to the apartment and did the same to the woman.
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A criminal case will be initiated for the murder of two persons
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The court will order an examination to determine the sanity of the accused
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