<body><div>A Pennsylvania woman who was found wrapped in plastic and duct tape inside a closet may have been killed over her son's hiking death in 2004, according to police. The body of Lola Karabaeva, 61, was discovered on Wednesday inside a home on the 9000 block of Diplomat Place in Bustleton. Officers arrested husband Vladimir Lushevskiy, who was initially taken in custody on charges of abuse of a corpse, but his charges were later upgraded on Friday. He now faces charges of homicide, strangulation, tampering with evidence and obstruction. According to officers, investigators are examining whether Lushevskiy may have killed Karabaeva in an argument about their son's hiking death in California over 20 years ago. Karabaeva, who was last seen October 12, may have been killed on the date of her son's disappearance, which was also October 12.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1kU26O_0wEf4XC600" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1kU26O_0wEf4XC600" width="310" height="465" ><figcaption>Vladimir Lushevskiy's charges have been upgraded to homicide, strangulation, tampering with evidence and obstruction after his wife's body was found inside a Northeast Philly home</figcaption></figure>Eugene Lushevskiy was 19 when he went hiking on Mount Baldy in Claremont, California. He never came down from the mountain and was reported missing for years - with the only trace being a camcorder found in his backpack which showed views of the mountains and trees. It wasn't until 2010, teams from West Valley Search and Rescue spent an afternoon search for human remains found pieces of evidence. The following year, it was identified to be the remains of the teen, according to police. Neighbours are "shooken" by Lola's death and waiting to hear the outcome of the police investigation."Lola, she was the most sweetest lady you could ever meet. Most sweetest lady," Alexander Polevich, who lives in the Bustleton neighborhood told CBS News. "I'm just, this whole neighborhood is shooken."It comes after man has been arrested after he was accused of murdering his roommate and burying his body in a "makeshift grave", according to police.Cops were called to the home of Richard Thomas Martinez, 48, on Tuesday evening in California amid reports that 31-year-old Bradley Minder had not been seen or heard for days, Riverside Police said. However, during their investigation, officers discovered that one of the roommates had made some chilling statements claiming he had killed his roommate, police said.Detectives searched the 8700 block of Sylvan Drive, and cadaver canines were called to help assist in the investigation. They soon alerted cops to freshly disturbed soil in the backyard and found human remains. The victim was identified as Bradley Minder. Cops arrested and booked his roommate, 48-year-old Richard Thomas Martinez, on suspicion of murder. Police believe the two men had an altercation that resulted in the suspect killing Minder and burying him in the backyard. However, authorities have not released any further information. Martinez was booked into the Robert Presley Detention Center and is being held without bail.</div></body>

Mountain View, CA

NewsBreak

Pennsylvania woman found in closet wrapped in plastic and duct tape as death riddle puzzles neighbors

A Pennsylvania woman who was found wrapped in plastic and duct tape inside a closet may have been killed over her son's hiking death in 2004, according to police. The body of Lola Karabaeva, 61, was discovered on Wednesday inside a home on the 9000 block of Diplomat Place in Bustleton. Officers arrested husband Vladimir Lushevskiy, who was initially taken in custody on charges of abuse of a corpse, but his charges were later upgraded on Friday. He now faces charges of homicide, strangulation, tampering with evidence and obstruction.