A Ukrainian man revealed that "the deputy mayor's father has crypto assets" was abused and killed by his classmates: he was tortured until he revealed the password

On December 14th, an arson murder case related to cryptocurrency occurred in Vienna, Austria, at the end of November this year. Two suspects were recently arrested in Ukraine. The victim was Denila Kuzmin, the 21-year-old son of Sergey Kuzmin, Deputy Mayor of Kharkiv, Ukraine; among the suspects, one was 45-year-old former Ukrainian customs officer Alexander Agoev, and the other was Bogdan Reznuk, the 19-year-old stepson of Olesya Iraschuk, Ukrainian ambassador to Bulgaria. The motive for the suspects’ actions was to obtain the password to Denila’s cryptocurrency wallets. Denila was studying in Vienna and had disclosed to one of the suspects that his father was the Deputy Mayor of Kharkiv and owned cryptocurrency assets. A Vienna police spokesperson confirmed that there was a large transfer record in Denila’s cryptocurrency wallet, and when the two suspects were arrested in Ukraine, a large amount of US dollars in cash was found on them. Denila was attacked in the underground parking lot of the Sofitel Vienna hotel, and bloodstains on the scene indicated he was beaten there. Police believe Denila was confined in his car for several hours, during which he was tortured until he revealed the passwords to two crypto wallets. He was then taken to another location. After emptying his crypto wallets, the suspects threw Denila onto the back seat of the vehicle and set it on fire. The burned black Mercedes-Benz with Ukrainian license plates belonged to Denila’s family. The 19-year-old suspect B