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Prime Suspect in Boris Nemtsov Killing Likely Confessed 'Under Torture'
A former Chechen police officer who admitted to taking part in the murder of Russian opposition activist Boris Nemtsov "likely confessed under torture", a member of the Kremlin's rights council told AFP today.
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2 Charged with Boris Nemtsov Murder in Russian Court
Two men were charged today with the murder of Russian opposition activist Boris Nemtsov as the five suspects in the case appeared in court to determine whether they will be officially placed in detention.
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Russia Questions 5 Suspects Over Boris Nemtsov Killing
Russian investigators today questioned five suspects over the killing of opposition activist Boris Nemtsov in a probe yet to reveal the motive for the brazen assassination in the centre of Moscow.
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2 Suspects Detained Over Boris Nemtsov Murder: Russian Security Chief
Two suspects have been detained in relation to the murder of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, the head of the Federal Security Service Alexander Bortnikov said today.
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Prime Suspect in Boris Nemtsov Killing Likely Confessed 'Under Torture'
A former Chechen police officer who admitted to taking part in the murder of Russian opposition activist Boris Nemtsov "likely confessed under torture", a member of the Kremlin's rights council told AFP today.
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2 Charged with Boris Nemtsov Murder in Russian Court
Two men were charged today with the murder of Russian opposition activist Boris Nemtsov as the five suspects in the case appeared in court to determine whether they will be officially placed in detention.
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Russia Questions 5 Suspects Over Boris Nemtsov Killing
Russian investigators today questioned five suspects over the killing of opposition activist Boris Nemtsov in a probe yet to reveal the motive for the brazen assassination in the centre of Moscow.
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2 Suspects Detained Over Boris Nemtsov Murder: Russian Security Chief
Two suspects have been detained in relation to the murder of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov, the head of the Federal Security Service Alexander Bortnikov said today.
