On August 22, in the hall of 635 of the appeal building of the Moscow City Court, an interrogation of the third victim in the “Swamp Delivee”, an employee of the OMON GUVD in Moscow, Denis Aleksandrovich Kuvatov, began. The previous victim was also Denis Alexandrovich. In total, 79 people on the list of victims.

The victim of the "Swamp case" Omonovets Kuvatov was able to answer questions in court only with the help of prosecutors
Before the interrogation, the only thing that could be said about Kuvatov was that he terribly loves striped things. The day before, he was already sitting in the hall, waiting for his turn, and he was wearing a striped T -shirt with long sleeves. In the photographs of the investigative experiment, it is captured in a striped sweater. In the photo in Komsomolskaya Pravda, where the nurse lies a heavy wound to the defender of the homeland, he is also dressed in a striped sweater.
The interrogation began with the questions of the prosecutor Kostyuk, who asked the victim to tell what was happening on May 6, 2012.
“We stood at the congress from the bridge to this ... how it was ...” began the victim Kuvatov, and his hands began to shake with fear.
I have so shook in the exam if I don’t know anything at all and I am ashamed of the fact that I came there.
- We stood at the congress ... there, how is it, can you tell me? - The victim turned to the prosecutors, and our entire side began to giggle quietly.
“They tried to drag our employees into the crowd ... And then I don’t know what they were going to do,” the defender of the Motherland continued, showing with all his appearance that they wanted to disappear right now.
Further, the prosecutor Kostyuk, who was already sorry, since today's student was clearly not her main pride, asked the question whether the victim of the defendants would find out. Without looking at the Aquarium, he said that Stepan Zimin would recognize:
- This citizen threw it into us, these are objects ... specifically - in my direction. He threw stones, pieces of asphalt, bottles at us.
- On what signs did you decide that it was Zimin?
- Well, it was tall, in a black sweatshirt, with a mask.
The interrogation was already similar to the beating of babies, but here the baby also beats us.
“Tell me, please,” asked Zimin’s lawyer Maxim Pashkov, “did you see someone in Bolotnaya Square to exert armed resistance?”
“Your honor, I ask you to remove the question as not related to the subject of the proceedings,” the prosecutor said.
“Your honor, this question matters, since my client Zimin is accused not only under the 318th article, but also under the 212th, part 2-“ Participation in the riots accompanied by armed resistance. ”
- Your honor, what does it matter? - the prosecutor was indignant.
“The question is removed as not related to the subject of proceedings, I ask you to return to return to the subject of a judicial study,” Judge Nikishin supported the prosecution.
“Could you say how Zimin threw bottles in you?” - one of the lawyers asked a question.
“I ask you to remove the question, since the victim did not testify that Zimin was throwing bottles,” the prosecutor said.
And no one understood what it was, since thirty minutes earlier it was about the bottles of Zimin that the victim of the Kuvats spoke.
All other questions asked in essence were also removed. Including the question of why the victim tried to wear a mask on Stepan Zimin during the detention. And as a highlight on the cake of Russian justice - a question from the lawyer Badamshin:
- Excuse me, Denis Alexandrovich, I have the last question: is it not bothering you with the phone lying in front of you?
- No.
“Could you turn it over so as not to receive the Sesapes from the prosecutor?”
The victim Kuvatov sharply hid the phone in the rear pocket of the jeans, and the prosecutors turned thickly.
Closer to four o’clock in the evening, the lawyer Makarov and Sergey Krivov took the word, who continued to bombard the victim Kuvatov with their questions until the end of the court session. Continuation of the show next Tuesday. Come.
Photo: Evgeny Feldman