The Roman Novak Case. Investments at the Cost of Life.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) police notified Russian law enforcement that they found the bodies of Saint Petersburg crypto investor Roman Novak and his wife Anna.

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Initially it was reported that the bodies of the murdered couple had been dismembered, packed into bags, and thrown into garbage bins near a city shopping center. However, that information proved to be untrue. The UAE police determined the burial site of the remains based on testimony from those detained in the murder case. Police had to search a 500 by 500 meter area of desert.

According to the publication, the bodies were not dismembered. They were in thick polyethylene bags into which chemical solvents had been poured. At the moment, the procedure to transfer the remains to Russia for burial is beginning.

In the case of the murder of Roman Novak and his wife Anna, three suspects were detained in Saint Petersburg, including Konstantin Shakht, who is considered the organizer of the crime. Two defendants confessed; Shakht denies the charges. The person who ordered the murder has not yet been identified.

Roman Novak and his wife Anna were killed in October in the UAE. The couple were lured to a rented villa in the city of Hatta under the pretext of a meeting with potential investors. They were tortured, with demands to provide access codes to crypto wallets, and then killed.

Novak was the creator of the fast cryptocurrency transfers app Fintopio. He raised about $500 million in investments for it, after which he disappeared, leaving investors without money.