UAE | Crime
Sharjah Police confirm identity of murdered Russian businessman
Police have confirmed the identity of the murdered Russian businessman, Kaprov Yevgeni, 51, who was the owner of an air cargo and freight company.
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- Published: 15:44 April 14, 2009
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Sharjah: Police on Tuesday confirmed the identity of the murdered Russian businessman, Kaprov Yevgeni, 51, who was the owner of an air cargo and freight company.
Yevgeni's body was found in Sharjah at Burj Square, Bank Street, Al Rolla area on Friday. His head had been smashed in.
His Wife is helping police with their enquiries and five suspects are still at large. Police are trying to locate their whereabouts.
Yevgeni's wife reported her husband missing after he did not return home on Friday night.
Three of the victim's cars were also missing. Sharjah Police found Yevgeni's body in the driver's seat of one of them.
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