He rented an apartment in this multi-storey building in Minsk, one of his neighbors told "Onliner".

— "He was a calm, quiet person. He lived alone. Tall, always well-groomed and neatly dressed. I rarely saw him because our schedules didn't coincide. He never made noise, didn't get into conflicts, no one ever saw him drunk — in general, a good neighbor, a very ordinary guy," the man said.
The tragedy on Lahoysk Trakt in Minsk happened in the morning.
A man, dressed in black and with a balaclava on his head, fell out of a tenth-floor window.
Apparently, the man was in the apartment on the tenth floor: there was an open window from which a rope was hanging. The body was suspended at the eighth-floor level, and rescuers tried to retrieve it.
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