With rooster voices

Some people met with former cellmates of Boris Nemtsov and tried to bribe them to obtain testimony from them that Nemtsov had been raped in the special detention center and to record this testimony on video. As Georgy Novozhilov and Alexander Vorontsov, who were in a special detention center for certain administrative offenses, told Novaya Gazeta, a man named Andrei, who arrived to meet with a group of young people, told them that he was sitting in the same special detention center and heard Nemtsov call a certain person “ p*****som.” And now, according to Andrei, the father of the man insulted by Nemtsov wants to make a video for his personal library, where Nemtsov’s cellmates would tell how a homeless man without panties harassed the politician in a special detention center (according to them, this information is not true). For this, Georgy and Alexander were offered three thousand dollars each. In this case, the form for receiving money should have looked like this: Georgy and Alexander will receive as a result only eighty thousand rubles - they must give ten thousand rubles each.

The newspaper writes from the words of the young people that, having learned about such a wonderful offer, they called Nemtsov’s other cellmates. From one of them named Omar, who, according to Nemtsov, was imprisoned for possession of drugs, they learned that a certain Andrei also called him and was interested in Georgiy Novozhilov. In addition, Novozhilov learned from his mother that a police car stood at the entrance to their house on Sunday and checked everyone’s documents. He did not return home that day. At the same time, that same evening, the communication line panel at the entrance was opened, and unknown people were banging on the door of the house where Novozhilova’s grandmother lives. As for Omar, as Novaya writes, law enforcement agencies unexpectedly resumed work on his old case of drug distribution. When Novozhilov and Vorontsov wanted to contact Omar, he turned off the connection.

Representatives of pro-Kremlin movements began to talk about the fact that Nemtsov was raped in his cell even before his release. Novozhilov and Vorontsov told Novaya that they tried to give Nemtsov the book “Free Yourself from Sexual Violence” and woolen socks from Playboy magazine. It is known that the pro-Kremlin movement “Steel” (famous for the action in the camp on Seliger called “You are not welcome here”, where several people, including the head of the Moscow Helsinki Group Lyudmila Alekseeva and member of the Public Chamber Nikolai Svanidze, were depicted in Nazi uniforms, and also because one of its representatives published the commandments of the movement, in some places literally reproducing the commandments of National Socialism by Joseph Goebbels) announced the collection of money for the Fund to help Nemtsov, who allegedly suffered from sexual violence.

People's Freedom Party activist Ilya Yashin, who was imprisoned in the same special detention center, writes on his blog that Stal activist Sergei Mikaev tried to bribe Nemtsov's cellmates - according to him, Novozhilov and Vorontsov identified Mikaev in the photograph.

This whole wonderful story fits well into a number of other provocations that accompanied Nemtsov’s stay in the special detention center. He told Novaya that in the cell with him sat a man with an open form of tuberculosis, who was transferred to quarantine as soon as Nemtsov was released. One can also recall provocateurs from pro-Kremlin movements who disrupted opposition pickets at the special detention center. Novaya notes that these young people are clearly working in conjunction with law enforcement agencies - otherwise it is difficult to explain where the police car at Novozhilov’s entrance came from and where his interlocutors got information about him and Nemtsov’s other cellmates.