The Court Has Kept the Suspect in Custody for the Murder of Her Ukrainian Husband in Limassol

In Cyprus, the court has extended the preliminary detention of a woman accused of murdering her Ukrainian husband in Limassol. She is suspected of inflicting fatal wounds on the man with a kitchen knife.

To remind, 62-year-old Ukrainian Vitaliy Shostak was found dead in his apartment in Limassol on December 27. According to preliminary information, he had argued with his 63-year-old wife before his death. The man died from a knife wound to the chest. The suspect insists that the deceased inflicted the wound on himself.

The pathologist found no signs of a struggle during the autopsy.

At the end of December, the woman was taken into custody for further investigation. The decision expired last Sunday.

The police informed the court that they are investigating a case of intentional murder and requested an extension of the suspect’s detention for another four days.