One of the possible reasons for the murder of a businessman at a construction site in St. Petersburg…

One of the possible reasons for the murder of a businessman at the construction site of the St. Petersburg Capital Construction Fund (FCSR) is said to be the multimillion-dollar debt of the general contractor.

According to a source of the Cheka-OGPU, this version is now considered by the investigation as one of the main ones. Our colleagues said that the 47-year-old head of the subcontractor company SK Monolit LLC, Viktor Aliyev, was killed on the morning of June 5 at a construction site where the large company ISK NSK was building a residential building commissioned by the St. Petersburg FSSR. The cost of work is 1.9 billion rubles.

During the investigation, it was established that SK Monolit performed work for ISK NSK as a subcontractor. Moreover, the general contractor owed Aliyev’s company about 100 million rubles for work already completed.

A separate point that the Cheka-OGPU has already written about is that the owner of ISK NSK, Sergei Kopeikin, has a troubled criminal past. And we are talking not only about major fraud, but also about his participation in the late 90s in a real gang.

The method of eliminating Aliyev also reminds investigators of the classic “gangster Petersburg”. Aliyev arrived at the morning meeting at the construction site at 9 am and barely had time to get out of his Skoda when a man in construction clothing, a mask and a respirator jumped up to him and began shooting point-blank with a TT pistol, emptying almost a full clip, all 8 cartridges. Five bullets hit Aliyev, whom the killer finished off point-blank on the ground, after which he ran away.
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