Moscow attack suspects' neighbours shed light on lives of killers

Neighbours of the suspected Crocus City Hall killers have revealed that one member of the group was a violent drunk, while another had a budding career as a successful barber.

The revelations come as a father and his two sons were hauled in front of court on suspicion of providing the terrorists with vehicles and logistical support ahead of their slaughter of at least 139 concertgoers.

Shamsidin Fariduni, one of four shooters detained by Moscow's security services and the man thought to have recruited the family to aid his nefarious plans, allegedly threatened to attack a dog walker in a drunken fit of rage last year.

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