Man Arrested in Skrepetsky Death, Cartooning for Peace Calls for Investigation
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Georgian citizen Elnur A. was charged with the murder of Robert K., known in the media as "Siemion Skrepetsky".
A Georgian citizen has been charged with the murder of a Russian man in Biała Podlaska, the National Prosecutor's Office announced Friday evening. Authorities suspect the man may attempt to escape and obstruct the investigation, so they requested a three-month detention order.
The man pleaded not guilty to the charges. The prosecutor's office requested pretrial detention.
It was a crime that was the talk of all of Poland! Dramatic scenes unfolded in Biała Podlaska (Lublin Voivodeship)—Simon Skrepetski, a renowned Russian artist and critic of the Putin regime, was killed. The police were not idle: just three days later, a suspect in this notorious murder was apprehended. The 36-year-old Georgian was detained in a hostel near Warsaw. Early on Friday, June 19th, the man was brought to the Lublin Branch of the Depart…
Man Arrested in Skrepetsky Death, Cartooning for Peace Calls for Investigation
Polish police have arrested a man they suspect shot and killed Russian artist Semyon Skrepetsky. The Prime Minister of Poland, Donald Tusk announced on X/Twitter that the individual held a Georgian passport and that authorities “are working to identify the person who ordered the killing.”Other outlets have reported that the alleged killer is 36 years-old. […]
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