In the Urals, the ensign of the FSB turned a migrant worker from Kazakhstan to the slavery

In the Chelyabinsk region, the prosecutor's office is checking against a 44-year-old employee of the Federal Security Service, who is suspected of abduction of a person. A victim of a Chekist was a visiting one from Kazakhstan, whom he made a slave and “presented” his relatives.

Nine long months, 38-year-old labor migrant Bulatbek Tayshchikov was a slave in the family of an employee of the border department of the FSB of Russia, Life News reports.

The foreigner was captured by the ensign of the special services of Sabit Zhunusbekov in the winter of 2010, when he came to the household near Chelyabinsk, where the visiting worked as a shepherd. Not finding what to profit from, the Chekist put Taishchikov in his car and took Stary Kulevchi to the next village. There he left a frightened hard worker in the economy of his relatives.

“My brother persuaded me to come to work in Russia,” recalls the liberated captive. “He had lived in the Varnensky district for many years and promised to help with work.”

Soon, Bulatbek, leaving his wife and daughter in his homeland, got a shepherd to the household of a local farmer. The hardworking Kazakh was accepted very well: he shared with the owners of the shelter, received a salary and was even registered in the employer’s house.

“I had no problems with the documents: everything was in order - both the migration card and work permit,” Bulatbek Taishchikov said. “But this did not worry the border guard. He simply took me and took me away.”

Since then, the life of the Bulatbek has turned into hell. The documents were selected from him and announced that now he was a lifetime slave to the man to whom he was brought. For the slightest fault he was beaten, and sometimes even deprived of the meager food that the slave owners gave Bulatbe only so that he did not die of hunger.

The abductors took almost all the care of the household to the man - he looked after cattle, worked in the garden, and was engaged in repair. A coincidence helped the slave. Once, remaining unattended, he was able to call his brother into a neighboring area.

When the slave owners found out about this, they brutally beat the man, broke his ribs and fingers, but by that time the brother had already managed to write a statement to the police.

“I lived worse than the dog for nine months, it seemed to me that I could never get out of there,” the captive of the guard of Russian borders recalls with horror.

First, the military was carried out by the warrant officer of the FSB, but they never found anything illegal in his actions. “During the verification measures, the involvement of the employee of the border department in the village of Varna Border Administration of the FSB of Russia in the Chelyabinsk region was not found to commit a crime. The application was redirected to the Civil Prosecutor's Office,” said Vadim Ilyashenko, military prosecutor of the 308th military prosecutor's office.

If the corpus delicti is nevertheless discovered, the FSB officer threatens a 10-year term of imprisonment.