Resident of Ingushetia Orts Almurziev was not blown up and has not yet been found, says his mother

The fate of the missing resident of Ingushetia Orts Almurziev is still not known, said his mother Raishat Kokurkhoeva. According to her story, the remains found in the vicinity of the village of Ali-Yurt do not belong to her son. This was also confirmed by Akhmed Kotiev, Secretary of the Security Council of the Republic of Ingushetia, who also said that Almurziev had been declared wanted.

Orts Almurziev and Zurab Agiev, who were engaged in installation of window units, disappeared on October 18 after they went to work. On October 25, it became known that Almurziev's remains were found in the evening on October 24 in a forest between the villages of Ali-Yurt and Surkhakhi, two kilometres away from the road. The fact that it was Orts Almurziev was established by the driver's license found near the site of the explosion. Later it was reported that on October 26 in the vicinity of the village of Ali-Yurt, the remains of Zurab Agiev were found.

Raishat Kokurkhoeva says that she failed to identify the deceased as her son; however, she has confirmed that the driver's license and the cell phone, found at the scene of the explosion in the forest, really belong to her son. "But they could not survive so well if they were with Orts at the moment of explosion," said Raishat Kokurkhoeva.

Now, as the "Caucasian Knot" correspondent was told by a source from law enforcement bodies, power agents did not insist that the human remains found on October 25 belong to Orts Almurziev or Zurab Agiev.

Lisa Malsagova, the wife of the missing Orts Almurziev, has reported in her application to the HRC "Memorial" that she has learned that on October 18 around 5:00 p.m. the car VAZ-2109 with her husband and Zurab Agiev inside was stopped by unknown armed men in masks and dressed in camouflage. Under the gunpoint, they dragged Almurziev and Agiev out of the car and drove away to some unknown place.