Experts note similarities in deaths of Kuashev and Magomedragimov

Activists Timur Kuashev and Ruslan Magomeragimov died under mysterious circumstances; and their relatives stated marks from injection needle on their bodies, note Albert Esedov, the leader of the movement "Sadval", and Orhan Jemal, a journalist of the Forbes magazine.

The "Caucasian Knot" has reported that the body of Ruslan Magomedragimov was found on March 24. According to the preliminary investigation, his death was not violent. However, with reference to the results of the autopsy, Albert Esedov, the leader of the movement "Sadval", has said that Ruslan Magomedragimov was strangled.  According to the family members and friends of the dead activist, Ruslan Magomedragimov's neck bore two marks resembling signs of injections made with a syringe." The relatives and friends of the activist voice a version that Ruslan Magomedragimov might have been poisoned with a substance that paralyzed his breath.

Albert Esedov has added that both Kuashev and Magomeragimov led an active and healthy lifestyle.

"We see similarities in their strange deaths," Esedov told the "Caucasian Knot" correspondent.

The "Sadval" leader has suggested that in the case of natural death, the body of Ruslan Magomeragimov "should have had signs of a fall or asphyxia," which were not found.

In his turn, Orhan Jemal has treated strange killings of prominent figures and opposition activists as "well-mastered" actions.

"The technology is so perfectly mastered that prominent figures often die suddenly from some externally domestic reasons. And later, it turns out that these were murders, and quite exotic ones. You may recall the cases related to Yuri Schekochikhin and Alexander Litvinenko. Then, there was Kuashev's death after some strange injection; and now this story with Magomeragimov," Orhan Jemal told the "Caucasian Knot" correspondent.

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