Marat Ganiev’s case took a wild turn when charges against him for the death of 19-year-old Isla Bell shifted from manslaughter to an entirely new charge—attempting to pervert the course of justice—just before trial. His defense argued the prosecution’s flip-flopping was unfair, but Judge Elliott sided with the prosecution, ruling the charge changes were legitimate based on evidence and not an abuse of process. Ganiev now faces the new charge, and his bid to dismiss the case was denied.
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