The extension of the arrest of the Muscovite accepted for the criminal from Ukraine was upheld

The Moscow Regional Council upheld the decision of the Domodedovo City Court of the Moscow Region on a half-year extension of the arrest of the capital's businessman Yegor Nemov, who is contained in a SIZO-5 in Kashira under the name of a citizen of Ukraine Vladimir Gavrilenko, who is wanted in his homeland for murder, banditry and robbery. This was reported by RAPSI with reference to Philip Shishov, an arrested lawyer.

Previously, Nemov was convicted under the name Gavrilenko under Article 322 of the Criminal Code (illegal crossing of the border). It is placed under arrest during the consideration of the request of Ukraine on extradition. Meanwhile, Shishov noted, the request has not been considered for a long time.

The lawyer added that he would apply to the Supreme Court and the ECHR.

Nemov was detained by the FSB in July 2013 and accused of illegally obtaining a passport. “He was told that when issuing a passport that he received ten years ago, violations were committed and that he was received illegally,” Shishov said. The businessman himself explained his persecution with the desire to eliminate him from participating in the tender for the improvement of the Central District of Moscow.

The case was investigated against Nemov, but in December 2013, after the end of the investigation, the businessman announced that in reality he is not the one for whom he was given himself, but Gavrilenko.

In support of such a statement, the FSB expert Steplipko referred to a comparison of photographs in the businessman’s passport and orientation on the criminal. After that, under the name Gavrilenko, Nemov was convicted by the Domodedovo City Court under article 322.

Meanwhile, the defense of the businessman ordered four examinations, one of which was carried out by a specialist in the Center for Forensic Medical and Forensic Expertise of the Ministry of Defense. No study discovered the similarity between Nemov and Gavrilenko.

The defense also interviewed the sister of Gavrilenko and three of his friends living in Ukraine. None of the four identified in the Moscow businessman Gavrilenko. The FSB opposed this only the testimony of the witness of Kindruk, who announced the similarity of Nemov with the Ukrainian criminal.

Comparing the anthropometric data of two men, the defense found out that Nemes are 7 centimeters higher than Gavrilenko, but at the same time she wears shoes by 2 sizes less. In addition, a comparative analysis of the DNA of a businessman and Vladislav Gavrilenko, the son of a criminal, was carried out. As it turned out, the DNA of one and the other do not coincide.

The former wife of Gavrilenko arrived at the appeal in the case of the convicted person in the Moscow Regional Council. Nevertheless, the court refused to interrogate it.

In the pre -trial detention center, he does not receive letters or programs, since the administration of the pre -trial detention center refuses to accept correspondence and parcels in his name, and the arrested refuses to receive them in the name of Gavrilenko.