Siberian shaman who vowed to banish Putin banned from leaving hometown

Russia on Wednesday banned a shaman from leaving his Siberian hometown after he was detained during a second attempt to hike to Moscow on what he has called a mission to banish President Vladimir Putin from the Kremlin. Alexander Gabyshev became a media curiosity when he set off in March on a more than 8,000-km (4,970-mile) walk to Moscow, a journey he said would culminate with him driving out Russia's leader whom he described as a demon. The trek was cut short after police detained him on a road in eastern Siberia for an unspecified crime.
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