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Russian police say they have discovered the body of a local 
politician reported missing last week, in a barrel of cement in 
a garage near Moscow. Another politician has been accused of 
ordering the murder, over an $80 million debt.

The Moscow Times is reporting that Lipetsk city council deputy 
Mikhail Pakhomov was believed to have been kidnapped on February 
12. Pakhomov, 37, was last seen when three unidentified men 
pushed him into a car and drove away. After he disappeared, 
police stopped a car in the Moscow region where they found the 
victim�s personal belongings.

Pakhomov�s badly beaten body was then found Sunday night in the 
barrel in a resident�s garage in the Noginsky district near the 
Russian capital city. The identity of that resident is not known.

�It has been confirmed that the remains found in the area of the 
Obukhov village in the Noginsky district belong to Pakhomov. The 
nature of the wounds suggests that he was killed," police 
investigators told the Russian news agency Interfax.

At least five people have reportedly been detained in connection 
with the crime, which police believe was murder.

"It has been established that the deputy was kidnapped by order 
of a Moscow resident, a former deputy minister of the Moscow 
regional government's housing and utilities department, Yevgeny 
Kharitonov, born in 1972," Interfax reported.

AP reports that Yevgeny Kharitonov, a former provincial 
official, is being held on suspicion of ordering the killing of 
Pakhomov, allegedly over an $80 million debt.

The kidnapping charges carry a 15-year prison term, while murder 
charges carry a maximum sentence of life in prison.

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2013/02/18/russian-lawmaker-found-
in-barrel-cement/?intcmp=obinsite

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