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The Moscow Metropolitan Police are investigating the death of a dancer, Natalia Prunina, who was shot to death by an unknown attacker in front of her home.
A masked person, whose identity has not yet been identified, fired two shots in the head of the 30-year-old ballerina, who was considered one of Moscow’s most famous dance instructors, and the crime occurred when she and two of her friends They approached the entrance to the apartment complex where he was staying.
Near the scene of the accident, police found a handgun with fingerprints.
This crime attracted great attention from the Russian media, as the police tried to determine the identity of the perpetrator.
A friend of Pronina said that the dancer recently complained about a migrant who worked at a construction site near her workplace, and tried to meet her for several weeks, and was waiting for her daily on the street.
Reports indicated that the police are questioning immigrants working at the aforementioned construction site in an attempt to uncover the man they are talking about, but these efforts have yet to bear fruit.
Police also originally searched for Prunina’s friend Alexander Kravchenko, who lives in the Crimean peninsula city of Yalta and works as an ambulance, but was later found to be at his home at the time the crime was committed.
Kravchenko also confirmed the validity of the accusations about the immigrant who was persecuting his girlfriend, and also revealed that Prunina had told him about a debt she had for 600 thousand rubles that she owed, but she refused to receive help and said that she herself would solve this problem.
At the same time, the LIFE SHOT news channel published on the “Telegram” application unconfirmed media reports that the police were investigating the presumption that the accident was a murder, alleging that Prunina was one of the girls who lent her services to the wealthy, and no evidence has been provided for the validity of these allegations. .
