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[Regnum] FSB officers did not immediately find Daria Trepova (listed as a terrorist and extremist) after she committed a terrorist attack that took the life of military correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky ( Maxim Fomin ). A department employee who participated in the search spoke about this on December 13, Fontanka reported.
He explained that one group, after identifying the suspect, checked the plane to Bukhara at Pulkovo, for which Trepova bought a ticket, and the other went to check information from CCTV cameras, which showed that the girl entered one of the houses on Fyodor Abramov Street and left there on the 21st floor.
Law enforcement officers began checking apartments at the entrance and talked four times with Dmitry Kasintsev , in whose apartment they later found Trepova. At first he did not arouse suspicion and each time he said that he was alone at home and offered to go to the apartment. Later, one of the operatives met Kasintsev in the hall of the first floor, and the man’s behavior seemed suspicious to him. They went up to the apartment together.
“It turned out that Trepova was hiding in the closet. She immediately confirmed that she was the person who brought the figurine to the bar ,” the publication reported about the witness’s testimony.
As Regnum reported, Tatarsky’s murder occurred on April 2 in a cafe on Universitetskaya Embankment in St. Petersburg during his creative evening. During the event, Trepova gave the military correspondent a bust with his image, which, as investigators later established, contained explosives. The explosion also injured more than 40 people. Trepova was arrested.
Investigators also established the involvement of journalist Roman Popkov (a person included in the list of terrorists and extremists), who lived in Ukraine, in the terrorist attack. He gave instructions to Trepova by correspondence. In addition, according to investigators, another Ukrainian citizen, Yuri Denisov, arrived in Russia in February and handed over a bust with explosives to the perpetrator of the terrorist attack.
On December 13, TV channel “78” reported that a car GPS tracker was installed in a figurine with explosives. Curators used it to track the movement of the bust. According to journalists, Trepova, several hours before the explosion, removed a special magnet from the figurine, which prevented the device from working.
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Curators monitored Trepova, who killed military correspondent Tatarsky * via a GPS tracker
Ukrainian curators monitored the actions of the perpetrator of the terrorist attack that claimed the life of military correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky ( Maxim Fomin ), Daria Trepova (listed as a terrorist and extremist) through a car GPS tracker.
According to a source from TV channel 78, an ordinary car GPS tracker was previously placed in the figurine filled with explosives. Trepova did not know about this, and the curators could thus monitor her to make sure that the necessary actions were completed.
“She clearly understood that the explosion had to take place, because a few hours before the terrorist attack, according to instructions, she removed a special magnet from the figurine, which did not allow the explosive to go off,” the publication says.
As IA Regnum reported, on April 2, 2023, Tatarsky’s creative evening took place in a cafe on Universitetskaya Embankment in St. Petersburg, which ended with an explosion that took his life. Trepova was one of the guests of the event. She presented the military correspondent with a figurine with his image as a gift; he thanked her for the gift, which, as it later turned out, contained explosives. As a result of the terrorist attack, Tatarsky was killed and more than 40 people were injured.
The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case of murder, which it later reclassified as a case of terrorism, and Trepova was arrested. Investigators have established the involvement of journalist Roman Popkov (a person included in the list of terrorists and extremists), who lived in Ukraine, in the terrorist attack. He corresponded with Trepova and gave her instructions. Another person involved, citizen of Ukraine Yuri Denisov , according to investigators, arrived in Russia in February 2023 and handed over the same figurine to the performer.
Trepova herself was aware of what she was doing; forensic experts declared her sane. The Second Western District Military Court extended Trepova's arrest until April 18, 2024. She was also sued for 1.6 million rubles. Later, at the hearing in the murder case, data were announced that Tatarsky died suddenly from an explosive injury a fraction of a second after the explosion. He had no chance to survive.
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