The bodies of two missing men, last seen in late March, were found this weekend inside a storage unit.
The bodies of two missing men from Medford, Massachusetts, who were last seen in late March, were found this weekend inside a storage unit, and another man has been charged in connection to their deaths.
On Sunday, Middlesex DA Marian Ryan and Medford Chief of Police Jack Buckley announced that the bodies of Schukin and Vekshin had been located inside rubber storage bins inside a storage unit on North Beacon Street in Brighton on Friday just before midnight.
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