
Three out of eight girls were detained, brutally beaten by a 21-year-old disabled woman Alexander Gorokhov in the village of Selyatino Naro-Fominsky district of the Moscow Region. This was reported on the website of the TFR. They are suspected of part 3 of Article 111 of the Criminal Code (intentional infliction of grievous bodily harm committed by a group of persons by prior conspiracy). The maximum sanction for this crime is 12 years of colony.
One of the detainees is a minor: she is 15 years old. The other two - 18 and 21. The Investigative Department will petition for their imprisonment in jail.
Four more attackers were released on a recognizance not to leave. It is reported that one of them has a newborn child. The question of the measure of suppression of the eighth participant in the beating has not yet been resolved.
On September 10, at about 22 hours, the suspects were pakeing Gorokhov at her house when she returned with bread from the store. They doused the woman with beer, after which they broke a bottle on her head. Then they dragged Gorokhov into the forest and, having tied up, began to beat. Also, the victim was stuck in his mouth. “When they broke her fingers, she screamed very much,” Natalya Blekhova, a participant in the crime, explained. The mockery was recorded on the cell phone camera.
On the night of September 11, Gorokhova was taken to the village hospital with a spleen gap, fractures of the nose and fingers, closed with a traumatic brain injury, combined by abdomen and head injury, as well as multiple bruises of the face and body. The doctors removed the damaged spleen.
Teenagers explained the beating by the fact that Gorokhova allegedly gossiped. Later, the police admitted that they were mistaken in suspicions - the victim did not spread any gossip.
Gorokhova sister Irina rejects these explanations. According to her, adolescents have previously regularly mocked the victim. In particular, they cut off the long hair, which Gorokhova pulled the curvature of the spine.
The victim is a childhood disabled person. “Her plates are put on the whole back,” said her mother, Tatyana Gorokhova.