Ten days after a Russian man was mysteriously killed in a burning man, Russian media are reporting The man’s father asked President Trump to conduct an FBI investigation.
Vadim Kruglov, 37, has been living in Washington state and has been a pilgrimage to the Desert Festival for the first time, according to a friend’s Instagram account. He was killed on August 30 from 8:00 to 9:30 on August 30, and his body was found “in a pool of blood” about when a huge wooden statue of a man caught fire.
The Pershing County Sheriff’s Office has jurisdiction over Blackstone Desert, which holds its annual event, is leading a homicide investigation, but has no public comment on what may have happened. The organization has Public appeal was issued Information about “anyone who would commit such an outrageous crime against another person”.
The agency also announced that Kruglov’s family had formally informed of his death, “Our most sincere condolences to the Pershing County Sheriff’s Office, go out to Vadim Kruglov’s family to cause tragic losses.”
Sheriff’s officials declined to comment on the father’s appeal or criticism of the speed of the investigation.
Moscow Times reported on Thursday that pro-Kremlin tabloid Komsomolskaya Pravda A video of Kruglov’s father was published Thursday.
In it, Igor Kruglov lamented that “ten days have passed”, but the investigation “was carried out by a local sheriff.”
The father continued, “Evil must be punished, so, dear Mr. President, I appeal to you and ask you to order the FBI to start investigating my son’s murder immediately.”
Kruglov’s friends have been sending similar messages to thousands of Instagram followers.
One article Claiming Kruglov “from professional knife strike to death on his neck – a fatal blow. This happened in a place where more than 80,000 people from around the world gathered.” The Pershing County Sheriff’s Office declined to comment on the way Kruglov was killed, or whether his friend’s position was accurate.
The Instagram post contains several photos of Kruglov, who are having fun at the festival.
“A young and talented person has made a great contribution to the world and was killed,” the friend wrote. “The person who does this is still free to go.” The post added: “We firmly believe that a federal investigation is needed.”
