14:47, 19 March 2014

Nalchik: twelve people gather at IC demanding to give out husband's body to woman

Special operation in Nalchik. 2014. Photo from NAC archive, http://nac.gov.ru/

Twelve persons have gathered in Nalchik in front of the Investigating Committee (IC) to support the demand of Lamina Gulieva to receive the body of her husband Tengiz Guketlov, killed during a special operation on March 14, for burial.

"Investigator Zalim Khabzhokov told me that they wouldn't give out the body until I gave blood from my finger and vain for DNA examination. They need my genotype to add it to the case files. But I don't understand why I need to give DNA assay to take my husband's body," Lamina Gulieva told the "Caucasian Knot" correspondent.

According to her version, they force her to give the assay, because wives of killed militants are regarded as potential "black widows". "I don't rule out that they need my DNA assay in order to later abduct me and then 'identify' as another suicide bomber," said the woman.

Author: Elena Romanova

Source: CK correspondent