Caucasus Crime Boss Murder: Suspects Allegedly Met Victim to 'Lull' Him

New details have emerged in the investigation into the murder of Caucasus crime boss Yanis Yushbayev, suggesting that suspects met with him days before his assassination in an attempt to "lull" him into a false sense of security. The report indicates that police are investigating the possibility of a meeting between Yushbayev and one of the two arrested suspects shortly before the killing.

One theory being explored by investigators is that this meeting was intended to lower Yushbayev's guard in anticipation of the assassination. Both suspects currently in custody are reportedly exercising their right to remain silent and are not cooperating with the investigation. A third suspect, a relative of the main suspect, is still at large and is believed to have assisted in the killer's escape after the murder.

The police are expected to request an extension of the detention period for the two arrested individuals on Thursday. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities pursuing leads to apprehend the remaining suspect and fully understand the circumstances surrounding the crime.