Beka Jaiani: Kesaria told me to make our relations public, I told her to break up, it's Georgia after all, I can't do that -  From the next day, she started posting videos that would irritate any man... I decided to kill her

Kesaria told me to make our relations public. I told her to break up, it's Georgia after all, I can't do that. From the next day, she started posting videos that would irritate any man... I decided to kill her, - Beka Jaiani, accused of the murder of 37-year-old transgender woman Kesaria Abramidze, states in his testimony, which was published in court.

Prosecutor Grigol Nishnianidze is currently delivering his closing statement in court, while simultaneously publishing evidence on a monitor. The investigative agency secretly recorded Beka Jaiani after his arrest, where he confesses to the murder, while also telling in detail about the transgender woman and his relationship.

According to the same testimony, it is established that Jaiani introduced Kesaria Abramidze to family members as Eka.

As for the day of the murder, he says in his testimony:

"I started talking to her, when I looked at her, tears came to my eyes. Why are you acting like this - I asked... I stabbed her. I bought a knife in front of my office, on Mitskevich Street," - Jaiani states in his testimony.

For information, 26-year-old Beka Jaiani, accused of the premeditated murder of 37-year-old transgender woman Kesaria Abramidze with particular cruelty on the grounds of gender, was arrested in the vicinity of Kutaisi Airport.

The investigation is underway under Article 109, Subsections “t” and “m” of the Criminal Code, which refers to premeditated murder committed with particular cruelty on the grounds of gender under aggravating circumstances.

The crime in question is punishable by 16 to 20 years of imprisonment or life imprisonment.