Journalists Killed in 1996 - Motive Confirmed: Igor Hrushetsky
Publisher | Committee to Protect Journalists |
Publication Date | January 1997 |
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Freelancer
May 10, 1996, in Cherkassy, Ukraine
Hrushetsky, a freelance journalist, was found dead near his home in Cherkassy, killed by a blow to the head. He was known for his reports on political corruption published in Nezavisimost and Respublika and had testified recently in a criminal case involving the son of a high-ranking police official.
Medium: | |
Job: | Print Reporter |
Beats Covered: | Corruption |
Gender: | Male |
Local or Foreign: | Local |
Freelance: | Yes |
Type of Death: | Murder |
Suspected Source of Fire: | Government Officials |
Impunity: | Yes |
Taken Captive: | No |
Tortured: | No |
Threatened: | No |
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