Volunteer search teams from the LisaAlert organization have located a man who vanished in Murmansk nearly two months ago. The information portal refers to him as “Khibini.”
On October 10, Izzat Yarashev disappeared, and relatives have not been able to reach him since. Details about his attire on the day of disappearance or his likely destination remained unclear.
On December 4, LisaAlert announced a successful outcome: a 36-year-old Murmansk resident was found alive. The authorities did not disclose further information about the search process or the person’s condition after discovery.
Meanwhile, volunteers are continuing efforts to locate another Murmansk resident, Dzhabrail Makhmatov, whose whereabouts have been unknown since November 3.
In November, in India, the bodies of 37-year-old Russian actor Maxim Beletsky and his 21-year-old girlfriend Anna Rantseva were found under troubling circumstances in a location often referred to as the “Valley of Drugs and Death,” a site where travelers sometimes disappear. Investigators have pointed to double suicide as the leading theory, but family members question this conclusion due to unusual injuries and other incongruities surrounding the autopsies and scene details.
Public recognition has surfaced around volunteers, with remarks that someone could be honored as Volunteer of the Year for their efforts and dedication.