Ukrainian man reveals that 'deputy mayor's father has encrypted assets' killed by classmates: tortured until revealing password According to BlockBeats, on December 14th, a cryptocurrency related car arson murder case occurred in Vienna, Austria at the end of November this year, and two suspects were recently arrested in Ukraine. The victim is Danila Kuzmin, the 21-year-old son of Sergei Kuzmin, Deputy Mayor of Kharkiv, Ukraine; Among the suspects, one is Alexander Agoev, a 45 year old Ukrainian customs officer, and the other is Bogdan Reynjuk, the 19-year-old stepson of Ukrainian Ambassador to Bulgaria Olesia Ilashuk. The suspect's motive for the crime was to obtain Danila's cryptocurrency wallet password. Daniela is studying in Vienna and once revealed to one of the suspects that her father is the deputy mayor of Kharkiv and owns cryptocurrency assets. A spokesperson for the Vienna police confirmed that Danila's cryptocurrency wallet had a large transfer record, and when the two suspects were arrested in Ukraine, a large amount of US dollars in cash was found. Daniela was attacked in the underground parking lot of the Vienna luxury hotel Sofitel, and the bloodstains on the scene indicate that she was beaten in the parking lot. The police believe that Daniela was locked up in the car for several hours, during which she suffered torture until she revealed the passwords of two encrypted wallets. Afterwards, Daniela was taken to another location. After clearing his encrypted wallet, the suspect threw Daniela in the back seat of the vehicle and set it on fire. The burnt black Mercedes Benz car with Ukrainian license plates belongs to Danila's family. The 19-year-old suspect Bogdan is the stepson of Ukrainian Ambassador to Bulgaria Olesia, and his biological father is the son of well-known Ukrainian businessman Ivan Reynjuk, who was previously charged with financial crimes but was acquitted in 2021. Another suspect, 45 year old Alexander, is a former employee of the Odessa Customs Bureau and a former department head. The police seized nearly $90000 from him.