The villain thought that the granddaughters of the deceased were throwing cobblestones at the ducks
Details of the murder of a 58-year-old Muscovite in Kuskovo Park on June 4 became known. A man with a friend and four children were walking along the lake when he was attacked by a dog walker.
Photo: Moscow Prosecutor's Office
As MK managed to find out, the deceased was invited for a walk by a friend with whom he communicated and regularly went fishing together. On June 4, their meeting had a slightly different character: about a month ago, the Muscovite's wife was hospitalized with a serious diagnosis, and the friend suggested that they unwind a little and change the scenery.
In total, the men had four children: two granddaughters of a Muscovite (9 and 15 years old), a friend’s nephew and his girlfriend. The company met in the courtyard and headed to the park. The girls ran forward to the pond and threw pebbles into the water. Ducks began to swim up to them in the hope that the children would throw food to them. A man passing by, who was in the company of a woman and a Jack Russell terrier dog, decided that the children were throwing stones at the animals and scolded them. The girls ran away and complained to their grandfather that they had been “shooed away by their uncle.” The victim’s friend walked slightly ahead and silently passed by the duck defender. But the Muscovite, having caught up with the stranger, said something to him with a smile. The opponent reacted aggressively and stabbed him in the chest.
Everything happened in a matter of moments. The wounded man died in front of his children and friend — the blade hit him straight in the heart. The attacker's companion, in horror, told the villain that he would now be sent to prison, to which he replied that he did not care. When the friend of the deceased began to approach them, the killer showed with all his appearance that he would stab him too.
The attacker disappeared with his companion into the bushes. They tried to find him in hot pursuit, but by the time the police arrived he was no longer in the park.