Putin Ally Found Dead After Falling From Third-Floor Window
Putin Ally Found Dead After Falling From Third-Floor Window
Vladimir Egorov, an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, was found dead on Wednesday, according to Russian state media. Tobolsk City Duma deputy Egorov, 46, a member of Putin's ruling United Russia party, fell from the third floor window of a house on Kedrovaya Street in Tobolsk in the Tyumen Oblast, Russian Telegram channel Baza, which has links to Russian security services, reported. Russian daily newspaper Izvestia also cited a source as saying that Egorov could have fallen out of a third floor window. Newsweek couldn't immediately verify the cause of Egorov's death and has contacted Russia's Foreign Ministry via email for comment. The press service of the Investigative Directorate for the Tyumen region told Russia's state-run news agency RIA Novosti that investigators are "establishing all the circumstances of the incident." Last year, Egorov became one of the richest deputies of Tobolsk, with his income amounting to 9.1 million rubles (about $100,500), Russian news outlet RBC reported on Thursday.
xkforce @lemmy.world I don't know what is more dissappointing: the lack of creativity in how these murders are covered up or that Russia is in such a sorry state that the powers that be see no need to bother.
160 0 Replyloutr @sh.itjust.works
It's like a serial killer signature at this point. They want people to know.
43 0 Replythat guy @lemmy.world
Russian dexter
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Tier 1 Build-A-Bear 🧸 @lemmy.world
They know they don't need to, it sends the message perfectly.
14 0 ReplyZapBeebz_ @lemmy.world They were creative!
This was a third story window, not a second story one.
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gdog05 @lemmy.world Russians could make bank with a hand rail industry.
115 0 ReplyKlear @sh.itjust.works Just like the Empire in Star Wars.
26 0 ReplyAnUnusualRelic @lemmy.world
Sounds suspiciously like forbidden western technology. Throw him out the window!
16 0 Replydon @lemm.ee
And in other news, Russia has banned the use of hand rails. Video at 11.
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ersatz @infosec.pub Russian windows are just giant holes in the wall with no glass and every room has random banana peels thrown around. It's the only explanation. Unless....
70 0 ReplyLemminary @lemmy.world No "unless", that's exactly what it is... unless you want to trip and fall out of a window.
20 0 ReplySway @lemmy.world
Or, and hear me out, the Russians developed a breed of super predator windows that seek out people (who just so happen to have annoyed the overlords), sneak up on them, gobble them up and shit them out the other side of the wall.... just a theory.
5 0 ReplyThassodar @lemm.ee Reminds me of the first episode of The Continental: we kill your family and ruin them, or you locate the nearest balcony and we leave them alone.
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zenitsu @sh.itjust.works Russian NPC's aka general population: "Must've been the wind"
58 4 Replyhydroptic @sopuli.xyz Hey, not cool comparing Russians to NPCs; I've seen game NPCs with more capacity for independent thinking
15 8 ReplyKatana314 @lemmy.world "Good work, 47. Now locate an exit."
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Corroded @leminal.space
A useful word for situations like this is defenestrate. It means to throw a person or thing out of a window.
53 0 ReplyJo Miran @lemmy.ml
Defenestly
19 2 Replycharlybones @programming.dev Angry upvote
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Nurse_Robot @lemmy.world Being reported as autodefenestration, the act of throwing ones self out a window. Although your word is the more accurate one, and everyone knows it
7 0 Replyjenny_ball @lemmy.world
there's a famous song with this word i can't remember exactly
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ConditionOverload @lemmy.world
Very surprised that he didn't shoot himself in the back of the head before he accidentally fell out of the window.
53 2 ReplyOok the Librarian @lemmy.world
before
Nope, the blood pattern clearly shows he shot himself after he hit the ground. Clearly, this man went above and beyond to kill himself. A Russian patriot.
26 0 ReplyAgent641 @lemmy.world World heavyweight champion of suicide
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Treczoks @lemmy.world Russian windows seem to be nearly as dangerous as American guns.
45 2 ReplyThrashy @lemmy.world
As an architectural professional, I kinda want to skim over Russian building codes on the off-chance that they just have really shitty practice around fall protection at windows, and all of our jokes about it misunderstand the situtation after all.
21 2 ReplyBuddahriffic @lemmy.world All floors must slope at least 6 degrees towards windows (or 5 degrees if the sill is greased) to reduce vampire invasions.
8 2 ReplyTreczoks @lemmy.world I believe that Navalny had fallen out of a window long ago if there were any without bars in the Gulag.
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MrSilkworm @lemmy.world
Windows seems to be a severe infrastructure problem in modern Russia.
42 1 ReplyHollandJim @lemmy.world Interesting that’s it’s an ally and not a foe - that suggests (if it’s not a true accident) that the top is beginning to jostle for position.
That, or fate loves irony.
39 0 Replyxmunk @sh.itjust.works Must not have been a good enough ally.
That, or more interestingly, maybe Putin really is losing control in Russia.
18 0 ReplyPlasmaDistortion @lemm.ee Allies quickly become foes when they forget their place.
2 0 ReplyHollandJim @lemmy.world Yes, often known as “When I want your opinion, I’ll give it to you”-syndrome.
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dtrain @lemmy.world Was banana peel (/russian accent)
37 0 Replyrebelsimile @sh.itjust.works It’s like headline madlibs.
Vladimir _______, Putin _____ found dead after falling from ________ window.
30 0 ReplyPratai @lemmy.ca Take out the spaces and that’s a damned good headline.
48 0 Replyalphacyberranger @lemmy.world OP
Lmao good one
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"no" banana @lemmy.world
It's raining men
28 0 Replyinstamat @lemmy.world I’m gonna go out, I’m gonna let myself get
absolutely soaking WEEEEET!
3 0 Replyharry_balzac @lemmy.world As long as it's the elites, hallelujah!
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xantoxis @lemmy.world Why is it always such low windows?
28 0 ReplyLung @lemmy.world
I think it's like a villain calling card. As a whole this war has been great for consolidating power
14 0 ReplyBigDanishGuy @sh.itjust.works ... was found dead after falling from a daylight basement window
It's about sending a message. Also a lot of Soviet era buildings don't have working elevators, so why drag the body higher than necessary?
12 1 Replygirlfreddy @lemmy.ca
'Cause they have to be identifiable right away ... not a splatter stain that takes days/weeks to identifiy.
Gotta get that message out quick.
9 1 Replypsud @lemmy.world This one was the upper floor of the victim's home
1 0 Replyinstamat @lemmy.world Less time to yell out that he’s being murdered
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Fallenwout @lemmy.world Marvel just should've called her "black window", it's more realistic that way.
26 1 ReplyMadrigal @lemmy.world For a while there I thought "moved to Belarus" was going to become the new "fell from a window", but I guess they've decided to stick with tradition.
24 0 Replygarretble @lemmy.world
My mind read “Putin (fin)ally found dead…” and I was really excited for a moment.
23 0 Replyeran_morad @lemmy.world If only.
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jordanlund @lemmy.world
Seems to be a big problem in Russia, they should get those windows checked or something...
23 1 Replydon @lemm.ee
It’s a feature, not a bug.
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MedicsOfAnarchy @lemmy.world
I really don't want the Russians to win in Ukraine, but if they were to outfit all their troops with windows instead of bullets... just sayin'.
16 1 ReplyChojinDSL @discuss.tchncs.de
Gravity. The biggest killer of Russians lately.
16 1 Replydezmd @lemmy.world
After all, how else would Russian soldiers in Ukraine get their complimentary introductions to drone dropped grenades.
2 0 ReplyIgloojoe @lemm.ee Well, Ukrainian bullets are the biggest killer of Russians...
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Wahots @pawb.social
Falling out windows seem like a leading cause of death in russia, just after going on jaunts across the border in Ukraine. And both are easily preventable.
15 1 ReplyRizzRustbolt @lemmy.world Defenestration is a funny word. Mostly because it doesn't sound like a way of killing someone.
13 0 Replyjcg @halubilo.social Technically you can defenestrate someone without killing them.
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remotelove @lemmy.ca
I know kids fresh out of college that make more than he did.
13 0 ReplySirIrius @lemmy.world
One of these days they'll get it: To fly one must merely not hit the ground.
12 0 ReplyWhiskyTangoFoxtrot @lemmy.world 3 0 ReplyEdgarallenpwn @midwest.social
Damn beat me to UHF. Here's another
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where_am_i @sh.itjust.works one merely needs to fall and miss the ground
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ajoebyanyothername @lemmy.world "Falling"
11 0 ReplyNobody @lemmy.world “Four Putin allies/suspected enemies/whatever found dead after falling in the same bathtub and drowning. Putin’s surviving allies maintain, ‘This is fine.’”
11 0 Replyphooey @lemmyhub.com Oopsies
12 1 Replybadbytes @lemmy.world How "Unexpected"!
10 0 Replywabafee @lemmy.world
Oh no, anyway...
14 4 Replyjdf038 @mander.xyz I skimmed over ally and got super excited for a second.
9 0 Replyseppoenarvi @lemmy.world Imagine the irony, if finally some day Putin is found dead, fallen from a window.
6 0 ReplyGladiusB @lemmy.world
Same
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fne8w2ah @lemmy.world Every sane Russian better avoid stairs and windows.
10 1 ReplyTheJims @lemmy.world Here’s to hoping he invites Donnie shitty drawers for tea on the balcony someday who knows.
10 1 Replypan_troglodytes @programming.dev gravity, the bane of Russian's existence
9 1 ReplyazvasKvklenko @sh.itjust.works What a tragic accident
5 0 Replyartnay @lemmy.world Nothing to see here. According to 72.ru, one of the most likely reasons to fall out of window is "heart conditions". No joke. Source: https://72.ru/text/incidents/2023/12/28/73068230/ - "One of the most likely causes - heart problems, - our interlocutor clarified." - Translation by Firefox Translations.
3 1 Replyeran_morad @lemmy.world Bruh.
1 0 Replytsonfeir @lemm.ee $100k USD is… rich in Russia?
2 1 Replydon @lemm.ee
To the average Russian, I’d assume so.
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Rubanski @lemm.ee Defenestrationgoes back more than 600 years. Probably even older, my guess is around the invention of windows and higher story buildings
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