An immigrant from Russia and her 7-year-old son were found dead: murder and suicide are suspected
'31.08.2020'
Source: News.ru
According to law enforcement officers, Russian woman Yulia Gokchedag killed her seven-year-old son and committed suicide in London. The woman had breast cancer, the operation of which was postponed due to the coronavirus, writes News.ru.
The bodies of a 35-year-old mother and her young son were found by police at the family's home on Dog Island. A friend of a woman named Agnieszka explained that Julia had been struggling with breast cancer, but recently told her friends that she was doing well, writes The Sun.
The woman was last in the hospital in March, where she received treatment. In social networks, she published photos without hair and in wigs. Surgery to cure cancer has been postponed due to coronavirus. This caused a serious delay in treatment, many patients were at a dead end.
Friends reported the woman missing the day before police broke into her apartment. According to law enforcement officers, Julia drowned her son and then took her own life.
The Russian woman arrived in London in 2011 with her husband, the Turkish banker Mehmet. They owned two houses on Dog Island, one of which they rented out and in the other they lived. In 2013, the couple had a son, Timur.
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Yulia worked as a banking analyst at Moody's Investors Service and moonlighted at Barclays. She graduated from the Moscow Financial University, received a degree in finance and economics, then took an academic English course at the London School of Economics. Before coming to Britain, the girl worked in two banks in her home country. Abroad, she took British citizenship.
Her husband Mehmet is a Yale University graduate in the United States and is a banker and trustee of the Seeds for Growth charity, which helps the poor in the East End.
The police closed the investigation into this case.
