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The Moscow businessman suspected of blowing up the car was detained 15 hours after the incident. Agents came to the apartment at night, turned the sleepy Vitaly Slobodynik face down on the floor and handcuffed him. He is one of the victims. There were many colleagues, but all the evidence pointed to this man. During the search, they found a collection of weapons: a shotgun, two saigas, several pistols, bulletproof vests, hunting knives, dozens of magazines and military camouflage. Investigators are now trying to figure out where the capital's restaurateur got such a passion.
In the first minutes of the emergency, the courtyard and parking lot of the apartment building were cordoned off and inspected by sappers. Fortunately, they found nothing but the businessman's car and the neighbor's foreign car. The homemade explosive device went off when Viktor Mishachev left the house to take his child to kindergarten and shook a suspicious rag off the hood. Doctors removed fragments of the man's leg, but the severity of his condition forced him to be transferred to intensive care. They are also fighting for Viktor's son. His head was cut off. Most likely, the attacker was next to the victim and knew her daily routine well, so he calculated everything precisely. You will probably leave the entrance in a few minutes, because someone else will be taking out the trash from the car.
Viktor Mishachev owned shares in several catering companies. And, as they say, business has been going well for many years. Perhaps one of the entrepreneurs decided to put him out of business.
Vitaly Slobodjanik from Belarus. According to some sources, he has a military background and served in the special forces. This means that, theoretically, he can understand explosives. He does not admit guilt in the explosion. Both entrepreneurs are co-founders of 12 companies, two of which are now liquidated.
The prisoner's wife categorically denies Vitaly's involvement in the car explosion. According to her, there were no disagreements between the partners, everything was resolved peacefully, and they had known each other for 15 years. And on the same day, the whole family experienced an attack on Mishachev, all colleagues were called to a general meeting, and the police came to the house to check.
Anna, the wife of the detainee: "We have all the bullets in place, all the weapons are registered. No crime was solved. We had a dog, and it sniffed everything in the house. They have been working as a close-knit team for a long time. I felt very calm. I am behind a stone wall. He is a man of pure character and sense, with normal human principles."
Preventive measures for the detainees will be chosen in the near future. Investigators also plan to find out for what purpose he collected the arsenal, how many victims and former military partners he had, and what his alibi was on the day of the attack.