Natalia Larina, 50, was found dead outside her apartment block in Moscow six months after she had retired, Russian media reported.
A retired judge in Russia who had been involved in high-profile political cases has died after falling from an apartment block window.Natalia Larina, 50, was found dead outside her apartment block in the southeast of Moscow at 8 a.m. Wednesday morning, according to Russian news outlets, which listed a suspected suicide as a cause and said she had left a note.
She was persuaded to transfer one million rubles to a 'safe account' and borrow another one million rubles from the bank to be transferred. She notified the police when she realized she had been scammed, Baza said.'The woman was very worried about what happened. As a result, all this led to a tragedy,' said the outlet, which reported that she had a daughter who was a minor.
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