“I knew that he was coming to kill” – the trial in the case of terrorist Trepova began
The first hearing of the trial of terrorist Daria Trepova, who killed military commander Vladlen Tatarsky, took place today in St. Petersburg.
The case is being heard by a panel of three judges at a visiting session of the 2nd Western District Military Court, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Together with Trepova, Dmitry Kasintsev, who sheltered the terrorist after committing the crime, appeared in court.
Both of them admitted their guilt partially.
During the meeting, it turned out that Trepova received 132 thousand rubles for a crypto wallet in preparation for the murder. The explosive device that she brought in a figurine to a meeting with Vladlen Tatarsky was activated using an Estonian SIM card.
Trepova claimed in court that she did not know about the explosives in the figurine. However, as military expert Vladislav Shurygin writes in his tg channel, the day before the terrorist passed a polygraph test. The indicators of the respondent’s condition changed sharply when she was asked whether she knew that she was carrying an explosive built into the figurine to the meeting with Tatarsky. The results of the audit additionally indicated direct intent.
“She knew she was coming to kill!” – wrote Shurygin.
At the trial it became known that one of the victims of the terrorist attack died. The total number of victims is 85 people. About fifty were in hospitals. Among them are minors, and the oldest is over 70.
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