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Russia Charges Man in 2004 Ashkelon Murder Case
A Russian court in St. Petersburg is set to try Arkady Nosimovich for a murder committed in Ashkelon, Israel, 22 years ago. Russian authorities claim Nosimovich killed Andrei Chernyavsky on March 31, 2004, after believing he was defrauded of 200 million rubles.
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What happened
- 01Russian authorities indicted Arkady Nosimovich for a 2004 murder in Ashkelon, Israel.
- 02Nosimovich allegedly killed Andrei Chernyavsky over a 200 million ruble fraud claim.
- 03The murder occurred on March 31, 2004, after Nosimovich traveled to Israel with an accomplice.
- 04Russian and Israeli law enforcement cooperated on the investigation.
- 05Surveillance footage and witness testimony reportedly support the charges.
- 06Nosimovich faces charges for murder committed by an organized group.
The investigation, conducted with Israeli law enforcement, used surveillance footage and witness testimony. Nosimovich faces charges for murder committed by an organized group.
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