The department's actions were criticized by Kayaev's family members, especially his mother, all of whom believed that he had been protected by his uncle, Kheyzudin Abdurashidov, a former police officer who was now the head manager of the Municipal Unitary Enterprise "Treatment Facilities".
[2] From August to December 2016, Nurmagomedov treated his home in Kaspiysk as a drug house, where he would sell marijuana and tramadol to friends and acquaintances.
[2] The day after Aizarov's disappearance, Nurmagomedov drove to his father-in-law's house with it, where the car was immediately recognized as belonging to the missing man.
When queried about the Kayaev case, he claimed that he had dismembered the body after killing him, stuffing the head and hands in a barrel while the other remains were put in a bag and dumped near a wastewater treatment plant.
[5] Nurmagomedov would eventually be convicted on all counts, but for reasons unknown, he was given a lesser sentence of 18 years imprisonment, which he has to serve at a corrective labor colony.