Nemtsov killing suspect says he confessed to save a friend
(AGI) Moscow, March 11 - A former Chechen police officer whoadmitted to taking part in the murder of Russian oppositionactivist Boris Nemtsov likely confessed under torture, a memberof the Kremlin's human rights council said on Wednesday. Thesuspect said he eventually admitted to the killing to securethe release of an ex-colleague, Rustam Yusupov, who wasdetained alongside him on Saturday. The human rights council'sAndrei Babushkin has visited three suspects in prison: ZaurDadayev and his cousins Anzor and Shagid Gubashev. Dadayev hasbeen officially charged with the murder. The other two wereonly detained as