Slain dentist - ex-wife is to blame

The wailing mother of slain Queens dentist Daniel Malakov blamed his ex-wife Monday for his execution-style slaying after an angry, emotion-filled funeral service.

"The wife killed my son! She ordered him killed!" Malaka Malakov, 64, howled as her family tried to dry her tears outside a Forest Hills funeral home.

Police sources told the Daily News detectives are looking into whether the Ivy League-trained dentist's ex-wife, Mazoltuv (Marina) Borukhova, or her family hired a hit man - or did the deed themselves.

"We are looking at the wife and mother-in-law and some of the wife's cousins," an NYPD police source said.

Borukhova's family vigorously denies she - or any family member - was involved.

Malakov, 34, took three bullets to the chest at point-blank range Sunday morning while meeting with Borukhova to hand over their 4-year-old daughter, Michelle, for a visit. He had won custody of the little girl a week earlier after a long, bitter divorce battle.

A homemade silencer was found in the leaves near the scene at the Annadale Playground by Public School 175. It was a plastic bleach bottle wrapped in silver duct tape with its narrow end attached to the muzzle of the gun. It probably blew off when it was fired, a police source said. The weapon was not recovered.

After the shooting on the edge of the playground, Borukhova, a medical doctor, ran inside the playground and left Michelle with her sister, then returned to perform CPR on her former husband, but not until after police arrived, the source said.

The gunman was described as a white man in his 50s wearing a black polo hat, dark leather jacket and black pants.

Another police source said cops are investigating whether any of Borukhova's family had ties to the Russian Mafia to call upon for a hit man. Both families were from Uzbekistan, a former Soviet republic.

"There are no overt ties to the Russian mob," the source said, "just some cousins who could be counted on for trouble in their own right."

Malakov was an Ivy League-trained dentist who attended Columbia University and NYU. Borukhova, 34, is a doctor certified in internal medicine. Both kept practices in Forest Hills.

Malaka Malakov said Borukhova threatened her and her family just one day after she lost her final court appeal to win back her daughter.

"She told me three days ago she will kill my son," Malakov said. "I didn't believe it. Marina said, 'Sunday, your son will be killed.' I said, 'Are you crazy?'"

Malakov also said three days before her son's killing, his ex-wife's sister Sosa Borukhova also threatened her.

"She said, 'I'm going to kill your son Daniel,'" Malakov said. "'Your whole family will be in the cemetery.'"

Sosa Borukhova refused to comment yesterday and remained inside the Forest Hills building where both her sister and mother have apartments.

Malakov's relatives said his mother-in-law, Esther Borukhova, also threatened to kill. She could not be reached for comment. Child custody lawyer David Schnall, who was appointed to represent Michelle during the court battle that began 3-1/2 years ago, said he was saddened by Daniel Malakov's murder.

Schnall said Michelle had been in Borukhova's custody and that Malakov went to court because it was the only way he could "develop a relationship with his daughter."

"He was doing what he felt was best for his child," he said.

Several sources familiar with the custody case said Borukhova would do anything to win custody, including falsely accusing Malakov of sexually molesting his daughter.

Schnall said the child is in an undisclosed location after seeing her father shot down.

At yesterday's funeral, family and friends packed the Schwartz Brothers-Jeffer Memorial Chapel on Queens Blvd.

"It wasn't just a death," said cousin Aaron Borukhov. "It was a murder. And it wasn't just a murder. It was the murder of a father in front of his daughter."

He made a plea to anyone who saw anything or knows anything to contact police.

Malakov's mother said she warned him not to go meet his ex-wife alone on Sunday.

"Why are you going alone to give the baby?" she asked.

He responded, "My wife is good, Mommy."

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Amazin’ disgrace - NEW YORK METS

No one expected the Mets to squander a seven-game lead with 17 games to play. But the initial reasons for the historic collapse were evident even before Jose Reyes stepped into the batter's box at Busch Stadium in St. Louis on April 1. Indeed, there was plenty wrong with the 2007 Mets.

• Penny misery: The Mets set the tone by signing Guillermo Mota to a two-year, $5 million contract, even after he failed a steroid test last year. GM Omar Minaya's three-part illogic: Mota's velocity was the same as when he was on the juice; other teams were offering two years, too; and who knows what steroids really do anyway? Is it any wonder Mota had a 5.76 ERA and was the poster child for the Shea faithful's discontent with the bullpen? Signing Scott Schoeneweis to a three-year, $10.3 million contract after letting Chad Bradford and Darren Oliver walk also proved unwise. An early reliance on Pedro Feliciano and Joe Smith, who both crumbled with overwork, and Billy Wagner's catastrophic September also contributed to the demise. Pitching coach Rick Peterson looks like he may be feeling some heat, even with two years left on a contract he signed last winter

• Long in the teeth: Is it any wonder a bunion sidelined Orlando Hernandez - who has another season left on a two-year, $12 million deal - at a critical point, limiting him to one start in September? Or that Moises Alou, who might be a value to re-sign anyway considering he has a $7.5 million option with a $1 million buyout, missed 2½ months with a quadriceps injury? Or that Jose Valentin and Damion Easley suffered season-ending injuries? The Mets had six 40-year-olds in camp in the spring, then traded for another, Jeff Conine. One who made it through the season, Tom Glavine, crumbled down the stretch, posting a 14.81 ERA in his final three starts, including yesterday's disaster.

• Repeating history: Didn't Jose Lima and Geremi Gonzalez teach the Mets anything? Maybe, just maybe, had the Mets started Philip Humber in Washington on Sept.17 instead of continuing with their Brian Lawrence infatuation, Humber would have been a little sharper when he was thrown into the heat of the pennant race, making his first major-league start during the season's final week. How unfair - or negligent - was it to pitch Humber on Wednesday when he hadn't started a game in a month? It was inexplicable why Humber got called up when rosters expanded on Sept.1, then went largely unused. He should have been pitching in the Triple-A playoffs if he wasn't going to work in the big leagues.

• Down out: The firing of hitting coach Rick Down at the All-Star break and the addition of Rickey Henderson to the staff achieved nothing except further undermining Willie Randolph. Most comical was that the initial report had Henderson, still reviled by Mets fans for his card-playing during the 1999 NLCS, potentially serving as the hitting coach. Henderson also was supposed to help Reyes, but the shortstop hit just .251 in the second half, going 32-for-42 on stolen bases, after a first half in which he hit .307 with 46 steals in 57 attempts. Randolph, who thought of Down as a brother, also had been incensed the entire year by front-office personnel constantly in the clubhouse. Insiders portray a presence by executives in the clubhouse as creating an atmosphere in which the manager doesn't have the full attention of players, who know the front office has their backs.

• Pedro rules: How much added risk would there have been to Pedro Martinez's health coming back from rotator-cuff surgery if he started on standard rest instead of with an extra day every time? By following doctor's orders, the Mets needed those starts from Lawrence and Humber - both losses - that otherwise would have been absorbed by the regular rotation. When you lose the division by one game, every loss looms large.

• O No: The luster is certainly off Minaya. Other than the Alou signing - and probably the acquisition of Luis Castillo at the trade deadline from the Twins, though catching prospect Drew Butera may reach the big leagues someday in Minnesota and Ruben Gotay was handling second base just fine - it's been a brutal stretch for the front office since July 31, 2006, when it swiped Oliver Perez with Roberto Hernandez for Xavier Nady. AL Rookie of the Year candidate Brian Bannister for Ambiorix Burgos, who ended up with Tommy John elbow surgery. Heath Bell and Royce Ring for Ben Johnson and Jon Adkins. Matt Lindstrom and Henry Owens for Jason Vargas and Adam Bostick, the latter the only healthy member of the 40-man roster not called up in September. Yikes.

• Dance fever: The Mets have the moves in the dugout, but maybe their focus should have been, say, on attention to detail on the basepaths rather than choreography. They seemed bored with their competition at points during the season, and it showed with inattentive play. Reyes, Carlos Gomez and Endy Chavez all attempted steals of third with two out during the season's final week, wasting opportunities with David Wright, Reyes and Carlos Beltran at the plate.

And Reyes, whose reputation took a hit with a woeful September, again didn't run out a ball Saturday and was booed all day yesterday by the Shea faithful as he went 0-for-5.

Source New York Daily News
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Mets Fans can shut up now about the Yankees ......