Deputy Editor-In-Chief Of Komsomolskaya Pravda Dies In Moscow Under Strange Circumstances

The journalist suddenly stopped answering calls and messages.

The body of the deputy editor of the Russian edition of Komsomolskaya Pravda has been found in Moscow, Baza reports.

On 10 December, journalist Anna Tsareva spoke to her parents on the phone and complained that she was not feeling well: she had had a fever for three days. The next day, the 35-year-old stopped answering calls and messages.

In the evening, her worried parents contacted the owner of the flat their daughter was renting. Around 8pm, the father and the landlord opened the door and found Anna's body. She was lying on the bed.

The police are investigating the circumstances of the woman's death - the apartment had not been disturbed and there were no signs of violence.