Investigators of the capital are trying to figure out the circumstances of the mysterious murder committed at the site of the loudest car accident in recent years. In the house near the crossroads, where 18 people died in a collision between KamAZ and a bus a year ago, they found the body of a witch with a severed head.
As it became known to journalists, a terrible story happened a month and a half ago, but the investigators have not yet come one iota to a solution. The victim of sadists, and possibly satanists, was 67-year-old Lyudmila Tsotsonava, a resident of the village of Oznobishino.
A terrible road accident on July 13, 2013 actually happened in front of her eyes. Moreover, over time, icons and toys migrated from the crash site to Tsotsonava's house, which people left at the fatal crossroads in memory of the victims. The woman hung them on the branches of trees and assured the neighbors that she was performing certain rituals with them.
Some were not surprised - the neighbors considered her a clairvoyant. In her house, Lyudmila received clients who came to her, including from other regions. True, many residents of Oznobishino called her simply strange or half-crazy. But no one expected that the witch's sessions would end in a brutal murder.
On July 29, Tsotsonava was found dead in her room by neighbors to whom she rented out half of the house. An unknown criminal attacked the woman and stabbed her many times, effectively cutting off her head.
Operatives rejected the version of the robbery almost immediately: the sorceress did not live well. Since the killer actually beheaded the victim, the detectives did not rule out that the crime was committed by a religious fanatic. The version is also checked that the witch was attacked by one of her clients, who did not get the desired result from witchcraft. Moreover, according to friends, Lyudmila was distinguished by a straightforward character and was not at all inclined to smooth out the "sharp corners" in the conversation.
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However, law enforcement officers do not rule out financial motives. The fact is that this year Lyudmila decided to sell the house and move to Ufa, where she is from (perhaps she did not want to live near the place of a terrible disaster). Tsotsonava posted an ad where she indicated the value of her property as RUB 21 million.
There were 4 houses on the woman's plot (12 acres). In one, three-story, 250 sq. meters with 15 rooms lived a witch, others housed tenants. Perhaps the fanatic was guided by information about the sale of the house and thought that Tsotsonava had already made a deal.