Here’s what we know about the deaths of Kiryl Schukin and Pavel Vekshin:
More than two weeks after they were last seen, a missing married couple from Medford, Massachusetts, was found dead, their bodies dismembered, in a Boston storage unit rented in the name of one of the men, authorities said.
Friends and family reported the pair, who lived in an apartment complex on Locust Street in Medford, missing on April 9, county prosecutors and local police said. Medical examiners found that both men died by homicide, having been stabbed. Ryan said that authorities don't yet know when the bodies were brought to the Boston storage facility.Investigators were able to link Volkov to Schukin and Vekshin — prosecutors said Schukin had helped guarantee the lease of Volkov's Medford apartment, but opted not to continue to do so for the extension of Volkov's lease, which ended up with him being evicted.
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