A private detective from Smolensk disappeared in the suburbs during the investigation

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A private detective from Smolensk disappeared in the suburbs during the investigation
07/03/2018 16:29
News author: Julia Romanenok

More than a month ago, 43-year-old Vladimir Kiselyov, a private detective who used to live in Smolensk, disappeared in the Moscow region.
Vladimir disappeared after a trip to the cottage village "Dmitrovka Village". The detective went there as part of a secret investigation and never returned. According to the newspaper "Moscow Today", Vladimir Kiselyov moved to Moscow from Smolensk about five years ago.

It is reported that he worked for a long time in the security, led the security service of the martial arts channel.

In 2015, Kiselyov received a private detective license and ID, his services began to be very popular after advertising on the Internet. The sister of the missing person says that his brother did not tell what he was doing, it is known that Vladimir often looked for debtors.

Entrepreneurs turned to Kiselev, who were deceived when concluding contracts, including for big money. Vladimir successfully understood these matters, but in June of this year he went to the Dmitrovka Village cottage village and stopped contacting.

It is known that he was divorced and contacted mainly with his mother, who lives in Smolensk. If you have any information about the missing person, you can tell her mother Vladimir Kiselyov by phone: 8 (904) 363-27-55.

A private detective from Smolensk disappeared in the Moscow region during the investigation - Smolensk People’s Newspaper

 

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Headless skeleton of a detective from Smolensk found in Moscow
13 September 2018 year

A man looking for debtors disappeared this summer


Moscow, September 13 . In the Elk Island metropolitan park, mushroom pickers found a skeleton of a man. Moscow and federal media, citing the Mash Telegram channel, reported that the remains belong to private detective Vladimir Kiselyov (on the picture) .

Media resources specify that Vladimir disappeared at the beginning of this summer. He previously worked in Smolensk and went on a regular business to the Dmitrovka Village near Moscow. After that, no one else saw him alive.

The search for 44-year-old Vladimir took several months, until Moscow lovers of "silent hunting" came across a skeleton. Nearby, they found a briefcase from which the police took out a tablet, a cell phone and documents in the name of private detective Vladimir Kiselyov. According to relatives, he was engaged in the search for debtors.

Publications write that before his death, Vladimir was cut off his head, which lay not far from the body. "Moscow Today" reported that Kiselyov moved from Smolensk to the capital five years ago, and in his hometown he still had a mother, whom he often visited. It was an elderly woman who announced the search for her son on the federal thematic Internet portal.

text: Timur Sidykov
photo: poisklyudei.ru
Headless skeleton of a detective from Smolensk found in Moscow