Pro-wrestler extradited from Australia for beating death of U.S. man
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A pro-wrestler who was wanted for brutally beating a New York shopkeeper to death ten years ago has been extradited from Australia to the U.S. to face murder charges.
Abakar Gadiyev, 36, will appear in Brooklyn Supreme Court on Monday to face murder and robbery charges over the 2009 death of 35-year-old Vladimir Tolstykh.
Gadiyev was extradited from Australia back to New York on Friday and taken into custody after a decade on the lam.
The accused killer has been living openly in Sydney since the brutal killing and had been competing often in national wrestling competitions.
Abakar Gadiyev, 36, 해머캔디 will appear in Brooklyn Supreme Court on Monday to face murder and robbery charges over the 2009 death of 35-year-old Vladimir Tolstykh. He was extradited (pictured above) from Australia to the U.S. on Friday. Photo courtesy of 7News
Gadiyev was initially arrested in 2014 but fought to remain in Australia.
He was finally extradited back to the U.S. after the NYPD lobbied the State Department.
Gadiyev and his alleged accomplice, Arsen Bashirov, are accused of beating the father in a parking garage near his Brighton Beach grocery store in Brooklyn back in March 2009.
The masked men ambushed him as he was carrying his payroll bag containing $34,000 in cash.
They used a hammer and hand axe to brutally beat Tolstykh before stealing the cash, two watches and a handful of Russian candy.
Tolstykh later died in hospital.
Brooklyn shopkeeper Vladimir Tolstykh was brutally beaten to death near his store in March 2009 by two masked men. They beat him with a hammer before stealing his payroll bag containing $34,000 in cash
Gadiyev and his alleged accomplice, Arsen Bashirov, are accused of beating the father in a parking garage near his Brighton Beach grocery store (pictured) in Brooklyn in March 2009
Police said Gadiyev and Bashirov were identified as the suspects from surveillance footage in the months after the killing.
But the two men had already fled to their native Turkmenistan, which does not have an extradition agreement with the U.S.
Gadiyev eventually made his way to Australia where he sought refugee status claiming that he was fleeing persecution in his native country for being gay.
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NYPD detectives managed to track him down in 2010.
In 2014, police in Sydney said they had linked him to the murder by using DNA from a drink can.
Gadiyev was reportedly trying to officially change his name when he was arrested in 2014.
He lost his fight to remain in Australia last month. His co-accused, Bashirov, remains in Turkmenistan.
Gadiyev lost his fight to remain in Australia last month and was extradited back to the U.S. on Friday to face murder charges
Abakar Gadiyev, 36, will appear in Brooklyn Supreme Court on Monday to face murder and robbery charges over the 2009 death of 35-year-old Vladimir Tolstykh.
Gadiyev was extradited from Australia back to New York on Friday and taken into custody after a decade on the lam.
The accused killer has been living openly in Sydney since the brutal killing and had been competing often in national wrestling competitions.
Abakar Gadiyev, 36, 해머캔디 will appear in Brooklyn Supreme Court on Monday to face murder and robbery charges over the 2009 death of 35-year-old Vladimir Tolstykh. He was extradited (pictured above) from Australia to the U.S. on Friday. Photo courtesy of 7News
Gadiyev was initially arrested in 2014 but fought to remain in Australia.
He was finally extradited back to the U.S. after the NYPD lobbied the State Department.
Gadiyev and his alleged accomplice, Arsen Bashirov, are accused of beating the father in a parking garage near his Brighton Beach grocery store in Brooklyn back in March 2009.
The masked men ambushed him as he was carrying his payroll bag containing $34,000 in cash.
They used a hammer and hand axe to brutally beat Tolstykh before stealing the cash, two watches and a handful of Russian candy.
Tolstykh later died in hospital.
Brooklyn shopkeeper Vladimir Tolstykh was brutally beaten to death near his store in March 2009 by two masked men. They beat him with a hammer before stealing his payroll bag containing $34,000 in cash
Gadiyev and his alleged accomplice, Arsen Bashirov, are accused of beating the father in a parking garage near his Brighton Beach grocery store (pictured) in Brooklyn in March 2009
Police said Gadiyev and Bashirov were identified as the suspects from surveillance footage in the months after the killing.
But the two men had already fled to their native Turkmenistan, which does not have an extradition agreement with the U.S.
Gadiyev eventually made his way to Australia where he sought refugee status claiming that he was fleeing persecution in his native country for being gay.
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NYPD detectives managed to track him down in 2010.
In 2014, police in Sydney said they had linked him to the murder by using DNA from a drink can.
Gadiyev was reportedly trying to officially change his name when he was arrested in 2014.
He lost his fight to remain in Australia last month. His co-accused, Bashirov, remains in Turkmenistan. Gadiyev lost his fight to remain in Australia last month and was extradited back to the U.S. on Friday to face murder charges
