
The court of St. Petersburg sentenced the employee Morg to Alexander Syrov, who was found guilty of three murders. Among the victims of the cheese and his accomplices, who were part of the Bang of the Sanitarians , were two employees of the lawyer offices.
By court decision, Alexander Syrov will spend eight years behind bars. He will serve his sentence in a maximum security penal colony, the official website of the GSU of the IC of the Russian Federation of St. Petersburg reports.
As follows from the materials of the case, the leader of the gang, who had hunted the murders for seven years, was Valery Burykin, who worked as an inspector for monitoring the work of junior medical personnel in the St. Petersburg GBUZ "City Pathological Office" in the city hospital of St. George. In the post of orderly, Alexander Syrov worked as a orderly.
According to investigators, the Bang of Burykin, operating from 1995 to 2000, also included other orderlies of the specified morgue: Sergey Efimov (died on September 30, 2001), Alexei Chaban, Roman Arkhipov and others.
Earlier it was also reported that the gang was a manager of the St. Petersburg GPAB Pavel Belyaev, Sanitar Dmitry Kleshin, chief narcologist of the North-Western Federal District Sergey Tikhomirov and co-owner of the Credomed Clinic Marat Drazin. The defendants of the case are suspected of two dozen crimes, including explosions, arson, beatings and murders.
Among the victims of these crimes are the first deputy chairman of the Health Committee Vladimir Zholobov, the former chief narcologist of the North -Cervical Forces of the North -Westone, Leonid Spyna, the chief nurse of St. Petersburg Vyacheslav Revzin and others.
In 1996, Burykin instructed Efimov to find performers to kill the lawyer of the Leningrad Regional Bar Association, to which he was hostile. As a result, the role of killers agreed to fulfill the chaban and cheeses.
On July 9, 1996, the orderlies had a lawyer in the entrance of House N13 on Industrial Prospekt and attacked him. "The cheeses blocked the victim, and the shepherd hit him several times with a metal reinforcement on the head," the press release of the GSU of the IC of the Russian Federation says. A few hours later, the lawyer died in the hospital.
In February 1999, Burykin instructed Efimov, Chaban and Syrov to commit the murder of Arkhipov, who began to use drugs and lost a large amount of money obtained by accomplices by criminal means. On February 8, Efimov, Syrov and Chaban fraudulently took the victim to the Leningrad Region, where the shepherd hit him several times on the head. At the same time, Efimov strangled the victim with a belt, and he introduced the cheeses to Archipov drugs to stage an overdose.
In January 2003, Burykin, having hostiles to the lawyer of the St. Petersburg College of Lawyers on the basis of commercial disagreements, instructed the chaban and Syrov to commit a new murder.
On February 18, 2003, being near the house of N86, building 3, on Lunacharsky Avenue, the killers attacked a lawyer. While Syrov was holding a lawyer, the shepherd inflicted more than 30 blows with a knife. The man was hospitalized, but died later in the hospital.
Alexander Syrovu was charged with p. "A", "H" Art. 102 of the Criminal Code of the RSFSR and p. "A", "g" of Part 2 of Art. 105 of the Criminal Code (murder). A relatively soft sentence to the killer is explained by the fact that he concluded a pre -trial agreement on cooperation.
The criminal case against Burykin and Chaban is still considered in court.
We add that the "Bang of the orderlies" is charged with two more murders. On August 27, 2004, the deputy chief physician of the city narcological hospital Larisa Artyukhovskaya was blown up at its entrance.
It is noteworthy that the woman knew about the attempted attempt, and in details. Its informant was the former head of the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Priozersky district of the Leningrad Region Sergey Pantyukhin, who, after retirement, was in the immediate environment of Pavel Belyaev.
Artyukhovskaya turned to the police for protection, but to no avail.
Two years later, the case of attempted on Larisa Artyukhovskaya was considered in court. Then the defendants were found guilty of banditry, the murder of Efimov, as well as in attacks on Leonid Spilest (the predecessor of Tikhomirov as the chief narcologist of the NWFO).
Valery Burykin at that time managed to hide, but he probably continued to notice traces and plan new crimes. On August 1, 2007, at the entrance of his house, lawyer Dmitry Sobolev was shot dead, whom Valery Burykin hired to protect his arrested accomplices Belyaev.
In 2008, Burykin was extracted from Hungary, and two years later sentenced to 16 years of strict regime.
It is noteworthy that in 2011, an attempt was made on Marat Draisin, who had already been released. But he saved the body armor.