It is clarified that the organizers of the crime ordered the man to hide the evidence.
According to the case file, several days before the terrorist attack, Yusufzoda transferred money to an accomplice via his bank card, the purpose of which was to “ensure the accommodation of the terrorists.” After the crime, one of the perpetrators received the rest of the amount.
The court sent Yusufzoda to prison in early April. During the interview, the suspect said that he is originally from Tajikistan, is married and has three children. Before his arrest, he worked as a labourer on a construction site.
The agency found that he is now actively cooperating with the investigation and has already partially admitted guilt to the charges against him.
Meanwhile, the media recently reported a fight between another person involved in the case, Dalerjon Mirzoev, and an employee of the detention center, after which the administration of the institution had to reduce contacts between those accused of terrorism and the staff.
Recall that 145 people died as a result of the terrorist attack on the Crocus City Hall concert hall in Krasnogorsk near Moscow on March 22. Twelve people were arrested in connection with the attack. Four alleged perpetrators were charged with committing a terrorist attack, and the rest with complicity.
