Burning Man homicide victim found lying in a pool of blood is identified as police hunt suspect

Last week, he was defined as the Russian National Vadim Kruglov by the authorities, a real hero of Burning Man ‘, who was found dead at the infamous festival in the Black Rock Desert.

Pershing District Şerif, “Burner ‘, during the festival’s peaks on August 30 at 9:15 was detected after it was found.

According to the Nevada Land Management Office, ‘his family was informed’.

Washoe County Nevada Regional Medical Office announced that Kruglov died at the scene on Wednesday night. However, the medical examination official officials, but ‘waiting for more investigations’ did not give the way of death.

Kruglov’s friends called him a ‘real hero of Burning Man’ and works with his family to bring his body back to his hometown Omsk.

“He took his soul to our community: camp, creating an art installation, always ready to help others and being kind and sensitive to everyone,” he said.

He lived in Kruglov, Tacoma, Washington, but they make arrangements to move their remnants to his hometown Omsk

After Kruglov’s body was found, a burning man marked a deputy.

His body was 8:30 and I was in a blood pool at the camp area at the intersection of the streets.

The Sheriff’s detectives quickly called the incident as murder and initially asked the public to identify the remains on August 31st.

“Although this action seems to be a singular crime, all participants should always be awake against their environment and acquaintances,” Pershing County Jerry Allen said in a press release on August 31st.

The two -week festival ended on Monday.

Tacoma reportedly missed by his friends on Saturday, Kruglov, who lives at Wash.

They established a waof to help collect funds to transfer their remnants to Omsk.

Burning Man Event Organizers Daily Mail told, “ “ Our hearts go to the family and friends of Vadim and our friends and upset the loss of a community member, ” he said.

‘Burning Man project is doing everything we can to assist the sheriff’s investigation in order to capture the perpetrator and to be delivered to justice. This includes our intention to donate to the secret witness program, which offers awards for more information that contributes to the investigation of law enforcement officers. ‘

Şerif officials said Kruglov had probably killed during the burning of the ‘man’ at 21:15 on August 30 at 21:15.

This year’s Burning Man participants had to fight the Gale-Right Winds and Rain

Şerif officials have not yet given more details about the cause of Kruglov’s mysterious death.

Celebrating the spirit of culture and art, the festival attracted 70,000 to 80,000 to the Black Rock Desert in Northwest Nevada every year.

In recent years, the counter -cultural festival has been criticized to return to anarchist principles and has become an activity that attracts technology brood, millionaires and models.

Burning Man organizers have strengthened law enforcement and medical resources in recent years as they suffered from dehydration and desert exposure of many festival goers.

Participants also use drugs and alcohol that may contribute further to injuries and medical emergencies.

Speaking with Daily Mail, Burning Man participants said the region if the festival, where Kruglov’s body was discovered, does not need reservation for individuals’ vehicles or RVs, said the area.

An area -free or non -separated burners for their vehicles usually throw their individual tents in this field, which is less organized than other crowded camps closer to the “human” structure.

Podcaster and Model Drea Renee, who also participated in the festival, said that he was going on a free camp area to look for a friend on Saturday at night.

Renee, “ `So, because there was not too much light felt frightening, because there was not much light, ” he said. ‘This is like another world. Assignment [of where you camp] Is Burning Man important and more intense and active camps are closer to the center.

Drea Renee, hosting Podcast, said we can talk, Vadim Kruglov passed through the area where he was dead on Saturday

The dust storm destroyed some camp sites and structures in the first week of this year’s burning man.

“ Free camping area, for a reason when I went there that night, there was not just light. There were not many people there. I was walking around and I didn’t feel right, so I said, “Okay, I’m leaving here!”

Renee, as it came, trying to endure, security officials told him that he could not pass the free camping area again.

“ They marked me and told me that the area was blocked and I had to walk around. They told me something, and everyone around looked very serious. “Sir, can I just pass?” I asked. And he said, “No, absolutely no. Nobody can get through.” I didn’t realize what happened anyway. ‘

This year’s festival drowned with a few mishaps, including 60 to 70 miles / hour / hour last week, including severe gale-club winds.

Yağmur turned the Desert Playa into a muddy clay and festival organizers were forced to close the doors in thousands of burners stuck on the road for more than 15 to 20 hours.

San Francisco resident Rachael Gingery fell 20 meters from an art exhibition and broke his backbone.

In 2014, Gingery fell from a ‘art cart’ that killed a 29 -year -old woman and another person in 2003.

The warehouse was left with a broken back, broken ribs, a rotten spleen and a drilled lung.

37 -year -old Kayla Thompson and her 39 -year -old husband Kasey Thompson attended the first Burning Man festival last week.

Kayla, Kasey and Utah, Salt Lake City, said he was not aware that he was pregnant when they went to the Art Festival.

On July 27, he woke up in severe pain, and at the beginning he thought that pain was a eaten, even from appendicitis.

However, it was actively invaded after a short time. With the help of a nurse, he gave birth to a three -pound, nine ounce girl in the campmer’s congestion bath.

Maureen O’reilly, a registered nurse with a background in the newborn critical care, ran to Thompsons’s RV while her baby’s umbilical cord was cut.

61 -year -old O’reilly shouted for the blanket and the heat to be opened while placing the premature baby in his stomach to keep him warm.

ABC San Francisco Affiliate Kgo to Kgo, “ nurse, you know we were in the middle of nothing was very scary, ‘he said.