
The woman spoke in detail about domestic violence and divorce in delayed posts released after the tragedy
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A resident of Nizhny Novgorod was attacked and stabbed 15 times near the kindergarten where she had taken her children.
A resident of Nizhny Novgorod, who was massacred near a kindergarten, was planning an escape from her ex-husband. Baza reports this.
The woman spoke in detail about the divorce in delayed posts, and they came out after she was gone. Before that, she asked her ex-husband’s second cousin for help and moved in with him for a while.
The publications say that her husband insulted her, beat her, and also threatened her and caused scandals while intoxicated. The last straw was another conflict - then the wife demanded a divorce. The man agreed, but demanded that she stop communicating with her new lover. After this, the couple filed for divorce.
However, soon the threats resumed, including her lover.
Earlier it became known that a woman was stabbed 15 times near a kindergarten where she had taken her children.

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