The mother of a Russian woman kidnapped in Thailand learned about the rape of her daughter from the media and accused the police
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The mother of 22-year-old Diana Nazimova, kidnapped and killed in Pattaya along with her 17-year-old brother Roman, learned from the media about the possible rape of her daughter before her death and accused the Thai police of improper information, requesting the results of a forensic examination.
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Why It Matters
In October 2026, a trial was held in Pattaya of those accused of kidnapping 17-year-old Roman and 22-year-old Diana Nazimov, Russian women, where one of the attackers admitted to raping the girl before killing her.
The mother of a 22-year-old Russian woman kidnapped in Thailand along with her brother found out about her rape and accused the police of improper information. The Thaiger writes about this.
The trial of the accused in the case of the kidnapping of 17-year-old Roman and 22-year-old Diana Nazimov in Pattaya took place on October 2. In it, one of the attackers admitted that he raped the girl before killing her. The children's mother Zarina learned about this from the media.
“Imagine what it would be like to be a mother and learn from the news that your daughter, who is no longer alive, may have been raped, and then write to the investigator yourself and ask what evidence supports this claim,” she said. It is known that the woman has now sent a request to the police to provide her with the results of the forensic examination. She also asked to explain why this information was not conveyed to her personally.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Thai police will provide the Nazimov family with the results of the forensic examination after an official request
Likely · Within weeks
The case will receive wide public attention in Russia and could lead to diplomatic requests for transparency in the investigation
Possible · Within months
Open Questions
- What kind of evidence confirms the fact of rape of Diana Nazimova?
- Why didn't the police tell the family the results of the forensic examination directly?
- What measures will be taken against the perpetrators after confession?
