The architect who owed 3,000,000 USD was killed by a bankrupt businessman in front of his daughter 0 13

The architect Alexander Suponitsky, who was shot in his own home, owed the killer about 3 million dollars — at least, that is what the shooter believed.

Konstantin Kozyrev, the former vice president of the bankrupt "Petrostroy," moved two weeks ago next to his victim in the residential complex "Tsarskaya Stolitsa": the man rented an apartment one floor below the architect's family for 2500 rubles a day. He brought with him a registered "Vepr" carbine.

In the morning, the shot Suponitsky was supposed to take his daughter to school as usual — at the appointed time, the killer was waiting for him by the elevator. After the incident, Kozyrev wrote to his wife that he could not have acted otherwise, apologized, and warned that they would come for a search. He set fire to the rented apartment and took his own life.

The shot architect was designing a country house for his killer — the men had known each other for over 15 years.

According to "Baza," Alexander Suponitsky's firm was designing a house for the former top manager of the construction holding Konstantin Kozyrev in the Resort District of St. Petersburg. During this period, a friendship and financial relationship developed between the men. Despite an impressive career background, by 2025 both were in need of money — the architect had four children, including adult children from his first marriage living in Israel. His model wife owned small real estate properties and a three-room apartment in the "Tsarskaya Stolitsa" complex. To pay off the mortgage on it, Suponitsky went into debt. According to our information, the murdered man did not have significant assets. Today, the architect was supposed to take all the children to kindergarten and school, but most of them fell ill, and Alexander took only his 10-year-old daughter to school — in front of her, the murder of her father occurred.

Shooter Kozyrev, after a series of criminal cases and trials, had significantly depleted his finances. The man divorced his wife, but they continued to live together and raise their children. The criminal prosecution for fraud against the former top manager was only terminated in February of this year.