33-year-old Uladzimir Aldokhin disappeared in Italy in mid-September. His mother confirmed on social media that her son had died.
"To my unbearable sorrow, the information that my son drowned has been confirmed. Thank you, my son, for choosing me as your mother once upon a time, and for all these years, you were a beloved and loving, sincere and reliable friend. You are my heart, my soul, my world, my EVERYTHING. How can I survive this and continue to live," the woman wrote.
Uladzimir Aldokhin, who lived in Vilnius, disappeared in September. The last time her son contacted his mother was on September 10. At that time, he informed a friend that he was in Livorno — a major port city in Tuscany.
At the end of September, Tatsiana Aldokhina said that her son always traveled alone. "He was such a self-sufficient person. He was very literate, educated, intelligent, read a lot. He didn't need any company. He didn't drink, didn't smoke, didn't go to bars. His health was perfectly fine, he was never ill, he was athletic. We called and messaged each other many times a week. But on vacation, to be honest, I didn't call him. He said he was flying to Italy. And I wished him a good holiday. I knew I could leave him alone for two weeks. Nothing even stirred in me, that something was wrong."
Then the woman received a call from the consulate and was informed that a drowned man had been found near Livorno. A DNA test was needed to identify him.
"At this stage, I am waiting for the results. The test is not done quickly, as you understand. Usually, the results are ready in a month, but we asked for it to be done as soon as possible. Our Belarusian police took my test. They said the processing takes only 10 days. Then the results will be transferred to the Investigative Committee," the woman said.
Tatsiana could not go to Italy — she did not have a visa, and besides, the woman had never been abroad.
Unfortunately, the examination confirmed that the deceased was her son.
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