
The Basmanny Court of Moscow recognized the refusal of the Investigative Committee to re -qualify the accusation of the defendants in the case of the murder of politician Boris Nemtsov. According to TASS, in this way the court was defended by the complaint of the daughter of Nemtsov Zhanna, who asked the investigation to re -qualify the article "Murder" to the article "an encroachment on the life of a state or public figure."
Earlier in court, a representative of the UK made a request to reject the defense complaint. He stated that "in accordance with Article 277 of the Criminal Code, an encroachment on the life of a political or public figure must be committed in order to terminate such activities."
Meanwhile, according to the lawyer of the family of Nemtsov Vadim Prokhorov, "there is no doubt that the killers of Nemtsov knew that he was a politician, and at the time of the murder he was the current deputy of the Yaroslavl Regional Duma."
“The criminals were aware of who was a victim. There are no household and commercial versions of the murder. There is every reason for retraining actions. I ask you to satisfy my complaint and recognize the refusal of the investigation illegal,” the Moscow Agency quotes Prokhorov.
According to the defender, Nemtsov was not killed on commercial and domestic grounds. "All possible versions today are reduced to the fact that it is killed due to political and social activities. In this case, it should not be the Ordinary Article 105 of the Criminal Code, but" the murder of a political and public figure " - it would be more correct, and qualify actions on it is more correct," the lawyer said.
Meanwhile, Interfax, referring to an informed source, writes that only the selfish motive of Nemtsov’s murderers is reflected in the case file. According to the source, the motive of customers in the case file still does not appear. “This question is hung, since the customers of the murder have not yet been established,” the agency’s interlocutor said.
Nemtsov was shot dead late in the evening of February 27 on the Big Moskvoretsky Bridge. A week later, on suspicion of involvement in the murder , five natives of Chechnya were arrested . The sixth suspect, also a Chechen, is alleged, committed suicide during the detention.
On November 16, the TFR appealed to the Basmanny District Court with a petition for the absentee arrest of the former fighter of the internal troops of the North Ministry of Internal Affairs Ruslan Mukhudinov, whom investigators consider the organizer of the murder. According to investigators, it was from him that the alleged performers of the crime Zaur Dadaev and Anzor Gubashev received an order for the murder of Nemtsov.