Kesaria Abramidze, a 37-year-old transgender woman, was killed in Dighomi, Tbilisi. The Ministry of Internal Affairs has confirmed this information. The details of the incident remain unknown at this time.
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Kesaria Abramidze was allegedly killed with a cold weapon in her apartment. Investigations are currently underway at the scene. The Ministry of Internal Affairs has launched an investigation under Article 108 of the Criminal Code, which pertains to intentional murder.
At the end of April, Kesaria Abramidze posted on Facebook, stating that she was a victim of violence, which led her to leave the country.
"I was in a toxic relationship for almost two years. People often ask why I disappeared from the TV, and this was the reason. You may be surprised - I was under manipulation and violence. I left the country to escape the difficult situation. I will definitely return, take appropriate action, and speak publicly on this topic. No to violence! I also want to thank my front neighbor, who saved me the last time when he aggressively entered my house; otherwise, I might not be alive today. About a month ago, with a concussion, he personally took me to Ghudushauri, which is registered in the clinic. I'm writing this post to serve as an example to other women, so they don’t spend years with a manipulative, narcissistic abuser! Enough of the frequent killing of women in our country. Although many associate me with being a role model and one of the strongest women, this happened to me as well. Did anyone listen?! Did any institution do anything?!"
This post by Kesaria Abramidze is no longer searchable on Facebook today.
