A resident of St. Petersburg cut a Ukrainian into 15 pieces and received 12.5 years in a general regime colony 0 8

Marina Kokal, a resident of St. Petersburg, accused of murdering her husband, rapper Alexander Yushko, known by the stage name Andy Cartwright, has been sentenced to 12.5 years in a general regime colony. She was found guilty under part 1 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ('murder') and part 1 of Article 244 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ('desecration of the bodies of the deceased'). The corresponding decision was made by the Smolninsky District Court of the Northern capital.

According to the unified press service of the city courts, the investigation established that in July 2020, Kokal administered an insulin drug to her husband and later 'intentionally failed to take actions aimed at providing first aid.' As a result, Yushko died 'due to the development of a shock state.' Marina, wishing to conceal the crime, dismembered the body into 15 parts and 'inflicted post-mortem injuries on Yushko in the form of fragmentation of internal organs and soft tissues,' the agency explained.

Kokal herself did not admit her guilt. The prosecution requested a sentence of 13 years in a general regime colony for the woman.

The rapper was born in Nizhyn (Chernihiv region, Ukraine). During his school years, he was fond of sports, including sambo. He planned to become a lawyer or a private detective, but eventually decided to pursue music. After school, he entered Nizhyn University, studying to become an English teacher. In 2010, as part of the group '7085,' he released the album No comments. In 2012, he recorded his debut solo album 'Magic of Murky Waters.' In 2014, he participated in the internet show Versus in the rap battle genre against ATL. Later, he performed with varying success several more times on this platform against Dom1no, Emio Afishl, Obe 1 Kanobe, Dirty Ramir, and Giga, as well as in the Moscow project Cup of MCs against Mlechny. In the same year, he released the album 'Artcore 365.' In 2016, he released the album 'Bringing to,' with the release presentation taking place in March of the same year in Moscow and St. Petersburg. In 2018, he recorded the album 'Forever I.'

In the fall of 2020, a posthumous album 'Common Fund Ch.1' was released, recorded in collaboration with Artem Rap Crew. A son was born in the marriage with Kokal.