Model who called Vladimir Putin a 'psychopath' found stashed in suitcase

In a shocking incident, the corpse of a Russian model was found inside a suitcase. Her body was recovered almost after a year after she went missing following her criticism of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Gretta Vedler, 23, was murdered a month after she shared a post on her social media and called Putin a “psychopath” and forecasting his drive to “enhance the integrity of Russia " would end in tears, mirror.co.uk reported.

Over a year after her murder, Vedler’s ex-boyfriend Dmitry Korovin, 23, has confessed his crime and revealed that he strangled her to death after a row over money in Moscow.
Korovin told cops that he slept in a hotel for three-night with the dead body which he stashed in the newly-bought suitcase.

He took her body 300 miles to the Lipetsk region and left it in the boot of a car for more than a year.

To hide his crime and made everyone believe that Gretta Vedler is alive, the accused kept on posting pictures and messages on the model’s social media account, he told interrogators.

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A male friend of the Russian model, Evgeniy Foster, a blogger in Kharkiv became suspicious and filed a missing complaint, which eventually helped in locating her body.

However, Gretta’s social media post on Putin was not related to her death but is chilling in the light of subsequent events.

Gretta wrote on her social media account: “Given the fact that Putin went through a lot of humiliation in childhood, he could not stand up for himself due to his [slight] physical form, it is not surprising that he left after law school and joined the KGB.”

“Such people are timid and fearful from childhood, afraid of noise and darkness, strangers, so traits such as caution, restraint, and lack of communication are developed early in their character.

“I can only assume, in my opinion, a clear psychopathy or sociopathy is seen in him.”

She told her followers: “For psychopaths, it is important to constantly experience a sense of fullness and sharpness of life, so they love risk, intense experiences, intense communication, intense activity - an intense and dynamic life.

“Maybe he really wants to enhance the integrity of Russia and sincerely wishes the good for the Russians.

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