Nanny says 鈥楢llah ordered鈥 beheading
A nanny accused of decapitating a young girl in her care and then walking down a street brandishing the head yesterday said “Allah ordered” the killing as she appeared at a Moscow court.
Suspect Gyulchekhra Bobokulova from Muslim-majority Uzbekistan — whom the press have dubbed “the bloody nanny” — was detained on Monday as she was waving the child’s severed head outside a metro station in northwestern Moscow. She was sent for psychiatric examinations.
“It was what Allah ordered,” the 38-year-old told journalists as she was brought into the district court to have her arrest confirmed and extended. Investigator Olga Lapteva, who was clearly emotional, told the court that Bobokulova was suspected of committing an “extremely serious crime” and that she should face “a mandatory prison sentence of considerably more than three years.”
The court confirmed the nanny’s arrest and ordered her held in custody for two months as investigations continued.
Investigators would push to have Bobokulova charged tomorrow, Lapteva said, and are trying to establish whether Bobokulova had any accomplices.
News agency RIA Novosti, citing a law enforcement source, said Bobokulova had recently been brainwashed by her Tajik lover, who was apparently a radical Muslim himself.
The mass-circulation Moskovsky Komsomolets, citing Uzbek police, said the woman had suffered from schizophrenia for about 15 years.
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