Who was Kristina Baikova?

IT was reported in June 2023 that a woman had died after falling from the window of her apartment in Moscow, Russia. The woman who had tragically passed away, Kristina Baikova, was an executive at a Russia-based bank. Russian bank vice-president Kristina Baikova died in a mystery plunge from the window of her Moscow apartment and police are conducting an investigation into her death Who was Kristina Baikova? Kristina Baikova was a 28 year old who worked as the vice-president of Loko-Bank. Loko-Bank is a universal commercial bank located in Moscow. Before taking up her role at Loko-Bank, Baikova worked at the Moscow Credit Bank (MCB). When did Kristina Baikova die? It was reported on June 29, 2023, that Kristina had died the previous week after plunging from a window at her apartment in Moscow. Baikova reportedly fell out of the window of an apartment on Khodynsky Boulevard on Friday, June 23. She was said to be with a friend at her apartment when she fell out of the window in the early hours of the morning. Police were reported to be conducting an investigation into the woman’s death. Kristina’s friend was at her apartment, which was on the eleventh floor of the building she live in, with her on the night she died. He told authorities that he was invited round to Kristina’s for a drink and a chat. He said that at around 3am, Kristina went out to the balcony and fell out of the window. The friend is said to have immediately called an ambulance but the woman died at the scene from her injuries, according to local media. They quote Kristina’s friend as saying that she “went out on the parapet and fell down”. In 2022, oil boss Ravil Maganov died a similarly mysterious death after “falling from a hospital window”. The then-64-year-old was the chairman of the Russian oil giant Lukoil, a firm that openly criticised Vladimir Putin‘s invasion of Ukraine. He died in September 2022 after falling from a sixth-floor window at the Central Clinical Hospital in Moscow. Then, in May 2023, a minister who is believed to have privately condemned Putin’s invasion, also died under mysterious circumstances. Petr Kucherenko, who was 46 at the time, suddenly became ill on a flight while returning to Moscow from a business trip in Cuba. Doctors rushed to give Kucherenko, a deputy science minister, CPR after the plane made an emergency landing, but he was pronounced dead.