According to Russian media reports, a 36-year-old woman named M. M. left her home on January 23 and did not return. Law enforcement agencies began searching for her, and six days later, dismembered and charred remains of her body were found on the outskirts of the village.
According to the publication Mash, shortly before the tragedy, R. and M. performed a nikah ceremony. The man sold the "Lada Priora," which M. had received as a dowry, to a resident of Grozny for 600,000 rubles without her knowledge. After that, the woman filed a report with the police about the theft and soon disappeared.
The deceased left behind three minor children from a previous marriage.
