With two bullets in the head and one in the arm, the black-clad gunman wiped the 41-year-old Georgian off the map in the cold-blooded execution on New Year's Day in Moschato.
As the Greek protothema.gr reveals, the forensic examination of the corpse revealed the following: The 41-year-old although initially the police officers had found that he had one head wound, eventually the forensic showed two. And the one bullet that entered left behind the ear occipitally shattered his occipital lobes and the other bullet that entered the front, to the back left and to the back right "took" sinuses, caused fractures in the cranial cavities, hematomas posteriorly.
In the eye, on the lower rim of the left eye socket near the nose, left, in the lower corner. The bullet that entered centrally, as "sources" tell protothema.gr, crushed him. The same happened with the second bullet, and it is estimated that the second bullet in the head was the coup de grace.
A third bullet, was received in the hand where the victim, raised it instinctively to defend himself and caused a through wound in the middle right finger and in particular, a fracture in the middle phalanx of the middle finger of the right hand.
Instantaneous death
The Georgian, codenamed "Sotiko", as determined by examination, was shot at close range. His death is said to have been instantaneous, with the gruesome scene unfolding as follows: he received a point-blank bullet to the arm as he put it forward to protect himself, the shooter fired a second bullet to his head, and when he collapsed bleeding on the tarmac, he finished him off with the kill shot.
Homicide officers are trying through Russian and Georgian agencies to determine what his role was in the mafia groups and why some people decided to "eat" him on New Year's Day in front of their partner and 5-year-old daughter.
Source: protothema.gr
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