According to investigators, on the night of March 31, Private Weber stole a bank card from a colleague, from which he withdrew four thousand rubles. Then he quietly returned it, but the victim found out that money was written off from his account. “Under pressure from irrefutable evidence,” Weber admitted to the theft, but could not return the money. The leadership of the unit suspected that he could spend money on drugs, so he tested it on drugs. The test gave a positive result, after which Weber arbitrarily left the military unit.
On the morning of April 5, Weber was found dead. The investigators did not find on the things of the deceased “any damage characteristic of the struggle and self-defense, as well as traces of blood”. In addition, according to SK, moving at night from Weber’s barracks “he had to repeatedly overcome various fences, including those equipped with barbed wire.”
The publication of the UK said that according to the conclusion of a psychological and psychiatric forensic examination, leaving Weber, was in a state of acute reaction to stress. “Thus, during the preliminary investigation, the fact of bringing Private Weber to suicide did not find confirmation, as a result of which there were no guilty persons for his death,” the UK said.
In turn, the guardian of Weber Irina Samedova spokethat having opened the coffin with the body, she found numerous cuts, abrasions and bruises on the body and head of her son. In addition, Samedova wrote that Weber had no larynx, the groin was repulsed, and there was a burn from a cigarette butt on his neck.
Samedova took her son’s body to the city of Taishet, where they performed a second autopsy. The expert told her that the wounds were inflicted by a blunt object, possibly sharpened, from one day to seven. In addition, according to the examination, the soldier was not found traces of drugs.
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