At a prestigious Russian institution where diplomats and spies are trained, the son of a prime minister shoved his lover to her death from a fourth-floor window.

Tomiris Baysafa, a 21-year-old “excellent student,” was killed by Murtuz Medzhidov, 26, who pushed her 40 feet through a window to her demise.

He has been imprisoned for 13 years in a colony with a severe discipline.

The event occurred in April 2018, when the 21-year-old fell and sustained several fractures.

The student passed away a few weeks after the investigation was begun by the police.

The murdered girl’s mother, who had decried Russia’s legal “lawlessness” after Medzhidov was acquitted a year prior, launched a crusade for justice that resulted in the verdict.

He has spent the last 13 years incarcerated in a colony with strict rules.

The incident took place in April 2018, during which the 21-year-old fell and fractured many bones.

A few weeks after the authorities started their inquiry, the student passed away.

The mother of the slain daughter, who had denounced Russia’s judicial “lawlessness” after Medzhidov had been exonerated the year before, began a campaign for justice that led to the conviction.

He has been imprisoned in a colony with harsh regulations for the past 13 years.

The incident happened in April 2018, and the 21-year-old fell and broke numerous bones throughout it.

The student passed away a few weeks after the authorities began their investigation.

After Medzhidov was declared innocent the previous year, the mother of the murdered daughter launched a crusade for justice that resulted in the conviction. She had previously lambasted Russia’s judicial “lawlessness.”

The girl, who is unable to defend herself, is now covered in grime that I could never have imagined because my child was taken away from me.

She continued by calling the court “a sinkhole of lawlessness.” She tweeted “GUILTY” following the retrial.