Article: RUSSIA: MAIN SUSPECT IN NORTH CAUCASUS MURDERS APPREHENDED.(Caucasus Cement Company, Ali Kaitov)(Brief Article)

Article: MAIN SUSPECT IN NORTH CAUCASUS MURDERS APPREHENDED
Info-Prod Research (Middle East);  October 26, 2004 ;     297 words ... ... in the Republic of Karachaevo-Cherkessia have arrested Ali Kaitov, the son-in-law of President Mustafa Batdyev and the ... presumed murder on 11 October of seven shareholders in the Caucasus Cement Company of which he is general director, Russian media reported ...

Article: PUTIN MAKES FIRST COMMENTS ON KARACHAEVO-CHERKESSIA CRISIS
Info-Prod Research (Middle East);  November 21, 2004 ;     351 words ... ... trying to grab more property." The protesters were angered by the murder of seven young men, after a meeting at the dacha of Ali Kaitov, KChR President Mustafa Batdyev's son-in-law and the CEO of a recently privatized cement factory. Putin dismissed ...

Article: Russian Forces Fight Suspected Militants
AP Online;  December 25, 2006 ;     464 words ... ... owner Temirlan Bastanov and more than a dozen other defendants. Regional leader Mustafa Batdyev's former son-in-law, Ali Kaitov, also has been charged with murder in the case. The case has sparked mass protests against Batdyev, whom demonstrators ...

Article: Prominent suspect in multiple murder in southern Russia pleads ...
AP Worldstream;  June 15, 2005 ;     318 words ... ... in a southern Russian province pleaded not guilty Wednesday before the republic's highest court, court officials said. Ali Kaitov, the former son-in-law of Mustafa Batdyev, the president of the republic of Karachayevo-Cherkessiya, where seven ...

Article: Sixteen on trial in southern Russia, accused of involvement in ...
AP Worldstream;  May 20, 2005 ;     406 words ... ... Russian news agencies reported. The defendants tried by the Supreme Court of the republic of Karachayevo-Cherkessiya include Ali Kaitov, former son-in-law of the republic's president Mustafa Badtyev, as well as several law enforcement officials accused ...

Article: Protesters continue occupation of regional president's office in ...
AP Worldstream;  November 10, 2004 ;     453 words ... ... Monday, and prosecutors believe they were killed on Oct. 10 when they were summoned to a meeting at a cottage belonging to Ali Kaitov, Batdyev's former son-in-law. Kaitov surrendered Oct. 25 and has been detained on abduction and murder charges ...

Article: Batdyev Refuses to Quit as Relatives Continue Protest, THE MOSCOW ...
The Moscow Times (Russia);  November 11, 2004 ;     553 words ... ... seven men had been embroiled in a dispute over the plant's ownership with Batdyev's son-in-law, wealthy businessman Ali Kaitov, and they disappeared after going to his dacha for business negotiations on Oct. 11. Investigators suspect the men were ...