Residents of Ingushetia who disappeared after Vladikavkaz terror act were found and are interrogated by power agents

The fate of residents of Ingushetia Sait-Ali Dobriev, Magomed Tochiev, and Aminat and Aishat Gandarova, detained earlier by law enforcers because of the terror act in Vladikavkaz on September 9, whose relatives had stated their disappearance, is now somewhat clear: they are still interrogated under the terror act case.

Sait-Ali Dobriev, a resident of Ekazhevo village, Nazran District of Ingushetia, who had sold his Volga car to the suicide bomber and who disappeared on September 11 after his arrival to Vladikavkaz to interrogation, was released at night on September 14.

On September 16, the whereabouts became known of Magomed Tochiev, a resident of Karabulak, who worked as a night seller and sold a SIM-card to the terrorist. Tochiev was detained by power agents on September 12 at home. On September 16, an unknown person, who presented himself as inspector Alexander, telephoned Tochiev's relatives and said that Mohammed Tochiev had been detained for 30 days under the criminal case dealing with the terror act in Vladikavkaz.

The inspector gave his contact phone number and invited relatives to come to him to Vladikavkaz for a talk.

Together with Tochiev, Aishat Gandarova, who had sold her telephone to the alleged terrorist, went to the interrogation. She was accompanied by her mother - Aminat Gandarova. Earlier, the women were delivered to Vladikavkaz on September 10. They returned home only in the morning on September 15; but in the evening of the same day they were again taken for interrogation to the capital of North Ossetia, where they spent the next night. In the morning on September 16, the women returned to Ingushetia, and after lunch they went back to North Ossetia for interrogation. In Vladikavkaz they stayed at a hotel for their own money.