In Moscow there was shot a "thief in law" Rufat Nasibov named Rufo Gyandzhansky. He was suspected of involvement in the killing of Aslan Usoyan (Granddad Hassan).
Rosbalt was told by a source in the police, on the night of January 28 in the metropolitan area in the street Otradnoe, Rufat Nasibov was shot, and his body was loaded into a trunk and taken to an unknown destination. Detectives learned about the crime from operational channels.
According to the source agency, Rufat Nasibov was a close associate of the "thief in law" Rovshan Dzhaniev, who is the prime suspect in the murder of "criminal General" Aslan Usoyan.
"Rufo Gyandzhansky was in charge of military operations in the Dzhaniev clan, including the elimination of opponents," said the source. According to him, at the time of the murder of Usoyan Nasibov was in the territory of Ukraine, but then came to Moscow.
"He carefully concealed his stay in the capital, but it did not help him," said the source. - There is reason to believe that Rufo could be relevant for plotting the assassination of Aslan Usoyan."
In the recent years Rufat Nasibov was at all the events in which Rovshan Dzhaniev participated. In the summer, he was repeatedly seen with Lankaransky during recent meetings with other "thieves in law" in the UAE and European countries. In December 2012, the Emirates, at a gathering of gangsters opposing Granddad Hassan Nasibov was crowned along with 15 other members of the criminal world. -02D-
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