In Irkutsk, a criminal case has been opened over the abduction of aviation colonel and former military pilot Oleg Moskin, who was taken from garage units on Lyzina Street on the evening of April 3. Witnesses heard gunshots, cries for help and screeching brakes before he disappeared, and his family believes the abduction may be linked to his work. The family asks anyone with reliable information to call 67-48-00 anonymity and a reward are guaranteed.
On Friday, April 3, Colonel of Aviation, former military pilot Oleg Moskin was abducted near the garage units on Lyzina Street.The Investigative Department for the Kuibyshevsky District of the city of the Investigative Committee under the Prosecutor's Office of Russia for the Irkutsk Region has opened a criminal case over the abduction of Oleg Moskin. Oleg Nikolayevich is a combat veteran; until recently, he headed the Irkutsk helicopter detachment.
The alleged abductors were waiting for Moskin in a car nearby. According to eyewitnesses, around 10:30 p.m. they heard gunshots, cries for help, and the screeching of brakes. They called the police. When they went outside, no one was there anymore. "After waiting at home for an hour and getting nowhere, I came here to the garages. And here I learned that Oleg had been taken somewhere. As for theories, I think this is connected with his professional activities," says Olga Kopylova, Oleg Moskin's wife.
Relatives are asking anyone who can provide reliable information about this incident to call 67-48-00. Anonymity and a reward are guaranteed.