The suspect in the murder of a woman and her daughter in Moscow previously lifted the entry ban through the court

Teimuraz Gogiashvili, a suspect in the murder of businesswoman Elena Tsereteli and her daughter, in 2021 through the court obtained the cancellation of his refusal to enter the Russian Federation, according to court materials available to RIA Novosti.

The capital's Investigative Directorate reported on Saturday that fragments of a human body were found in an apartment on Zhulebinsky Boulevard in Moscow. A criminal case has been initiated on this fact. In turn, law enforcement agencies told RIA Novosti that the fragments of the body belong to a woman, and her partner may be involved in her murder. The suspect was detained in the Voronezh region; he turned out to be a native of Georgia. The body of his daughter was also found murdered in his garage.

As follows from court materials, a suspect in a murder in 2021, through a court in Moscow, achieved recognition as illegal of the decision not to allow him to enter Russia for three years.

The man, who at that moment was a citizen of the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR), was informed that entry into Russia was closed “for 2 or more administrative offenses in 3 years.” Later, on the basis of this decision, Gogiashvili’s application for Russian citizenship was rejected, according to the materials.

Gogiashvili emphasized in the lawsuit that he was not properly notified of the refusal to enter the Russian Federation; the court agreed with this position, “since evidence of the notification of the administrative plaintiff about the decision was not presented in the case materials and was not obtained by the court.”

The materials also report that Gogiashvili was married to a citizen of the Russian Federation, has minor Russian children and a residence permit in Russia.