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    SKINHEADS SUSPECTED OF 20 MURDERS HELD IN MOSCOW

    Interfax
    Russia & CIS General Newswire
    February 5, 2008 Tuesday 12:17 PM MSK
    Moscow

    Four teenagers, who are suspected of no fewer that 20 ethnic murders,
    have been apprehended in Moscow.

    "They were detained as part of a criminal case against a group of
    skinheads led by Artur Ryno, a 17 year old student from Yekaterinburg.

    The group is accused of committing several dozen murders of non-Slavs,"
    Mikhail Ionkin, the spokesman for the Moscow Investigative Committee,
    told Interfax.

    "The court sanctioned the arrest of all four teenagers. They were
    charged with premeditated murder. Nine people were arrested as part
    of the case," Ionkin said.

    The group of skinheads is charged with at least 20 homicides, the
    spokesman said. "It is possible that this number could grow in the
    future," he said.

    Two students of Moscow universities - Ryno and Pavel Skachevsky,
    18 -were arrested last April in Moscow. They were detained on April
    16 in Kedrov street, Moscow, on suspicion of killing a 45-year old
    businessman from Armenia. Blood was found on the clothes of the
    young men.

    Ryno confessed to 37 ethnic murders. The majority of his evidence was
    proven true. Later, other members of the group were detained as well.
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