The bodies of the ex-mayor of Samara and his wife could have been dissolved in acid. If so, only the teeth survived. In this case, it is almost impossible to find them.
In a situation where the bodies were not dissolved, it will be much more difficult to find the parts, because they can simply get lost in tons of garbage. Law enforcement officers used GPS sensors to track where the vehicles of JSC Ecology were unloaded at the Preobrazhenka training ground. Currently, about 100 people and heavy equipment are involved in the search.
Pathologists told Mash that if the bodies were dissolved in acid, teeth could remain. The footage shows how Ekaterina took out plastic containers that could contain body parts.
The accused's six-year-old son has not yet been taken from the orphanage. Now the boy is waiting for his father from Israel. He and the child’s grandfather stopped communicating with the family after the divorce. In the near future they plan to fly to the Russian Federation to pick up the child.
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