Doctors' case in Dagestan

I thought for a very long time about how I should write about this.

When a bomb falls a millimeter away, you scream because you have a shell shock.

I have a concussion. And I will no longer choose words.

My relative, the husband of my sister-in-law Amina, the head of the department, resuscitator Marat Gunashev, was arrested right during the operation. He had a man lying on his table, but when has that stopped lovers of spectacular shows? They took him away in his doctor's clothes. In slippers.

At the same time, his sister’s husband, Shamil Gasanov, was taken away from another building of the hospital.

And immediately the lies began.

Because the little information that was fed to the journalists included a denunciation written by Gunashev against Hasanov and - a classic of the genre - “drug-like substances” found during a search in Gunashev’s house. Naturally, Marat Gunashev did not write any denunciation.

I will write about drugs later.

In the meantime, let’s talk about what was found in Hasanov’s house.

Dead body.

The corpse of Shamil Hasanov, a surgeon. The corpse of a doctor who was brought in after interrogation to search his apartment.

And, according to the little information that was fed to the journalists, “he grabbed a pistol from its hiding place and started shooting.”

Doctor Rambo. He's 160 something tall. In an apartment stuffed with intelligence agencies. "Plucked from the hiding place." Of course, a man with such skills, masquerading as a doctor, had to be shot.

Then the relatives were given a headless corpse.

So he was obviously shot from a grenade launcher.

Now about the alleged drugs found in Gunashev’s apartment in a children’s nightstand.

The child, who was closely following the search, shouted: “This is not mine, you just planted it yourself!” They say the comrade felt uneasy.

Why should operatives from the North Caucasus Federal District, dedicated to uncovering all sorts of terrorist plots, take on the thankless job of drug control? Just in case. Selfless help to colleagues.

Then the case was urgently classified, like all cases conducted by employees of the Bastrykin department.

There is no point in writing about the fact that the lawyer was not allowed to see the detainee for two days.

As well as the fact that the detainee “has no complaints.”

Naturally, the information spread anyway.

Naturally, doctors were immediately classified as practitioners of radical Islam.

I don’t know anything about the late Doctor Hasanov, I never saw him.

But the Gunashev family is absolutely secular.

Father and wife are doctors.

The wife was interrogated. They thrust under her nose photos of unfamiliar bearded people whom she had never seen.

They asked how often he leaves at night. Leaving - yes. He has duty and calls for air ambulance service - all his movements are recorded in the hospital.

Probably, people on social networks tell me, he operated on militants.

He probably operates on all the people who need it in his department.

He is a doctor!!!

But the article under which he was taken is different.

According to the scant information squeezed out by the lawyer from the investigation, he and his late son-in-law killed the head of the Makhachkala police department in February 2010.

Then the laws of logic no longer work, and therefore all questions remain unanswered.

I turn off comments because I have neither the strength nor the answers.

That's all there is for now.

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