A source from the Cheka-OGPU reported that 22-year-old Lazizbek Kurolov, who allegedly…

A source from the Cheka-OGPU reported that 22-year-old Lazizbek Kurolov, who allegedly prepared a terrorist attack in the Moscow Synagogue and was shot by officers of the FSB of the Russian Federation, could have been lured out of his apartment shortly before his liquidation by police officers on instructions from the same officers of the FSB of the Russian Federation. And the first messages in 02 and 03 from the scene of the murder were with diagnoses: “natural death” and “chest pain.”

According to our data, at approximately 20.30 the duty department received a message about a corpse in an apartment in one of the houses on Berezovaya Alley. Initially, the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that the migrant died… of natural causes. Both the arriving police and doctors were not allowed into the apartment for a very long time, and only then was it announced that the migrant had been shot because he allegedly resisted arrest. And then the fun began

On the way, the police officer on duty called the local police officer who services this area to make inquiries about the murdered man. He, who still doesn’t know what happened, said the following. The day before, on the orders of his superiors (and the go-ahead came from the “office”), he was forced to “pull” Kurolov out of the apartment and take him to the department under the pretext of drawing up some kind of protocol. When Kurolov was in the department, the same authorities gave the go-ahead to release the detainee as unnecessary without registration.

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And then the security forces raided his home, the migrant allegedly resisted, he was eliminated, and, interestingly, at his home, they found IEDs and explosives that were lying right under the mattress.

When the question arose between colleagues about what kind of pseudo detention this was and why the delivery was not formalized, the Department of Internal Affairs officer for the Otradnoye district sharply retracted his words. By order of his superiors, the police said that he had misrepresented himself, mixed up the situation, the migrant, and the apartment in general.

The death of a suspected terrorist looks no less strange. According to the same police officers, for some time the security services did not allow anyone into the apartment, neither the Ministry of Internal Affairs, nor even doctors. This is despite the fact that local residents saw an ambulance arriving at the house at around 19.30, that is, half an hour before they called the police. In the primary materials on the death, it was stated in very vague terms that FSB officers reported Lazizbek Kurolov had chest pain, and then he died almost in the arms of doctors from “open wounds” without indicating a gunshot wound.