Enteological retribution

The police detained the leader of the “God's will” movement Dmitry Tsorionov (Enteo) and his supporter Lyudmila Esipenko after the action on the grave of Joseph Stalin on Red Square. He reports this on his page on the social network.

“The Communists and the police beat me and the police arrested us because we meekly convicted Stalinism at the Eport of the Executioner. I just threw flowers into it and calmly said:“ Gori in hell, executioner of the Russian people, the murderer of my saints, my beloved poets. ”In response, dozens of demolition pounced on me,” wrote Entoto. The detainees were delivered to OP "Kitay-Gorod".

Later, the Moscow Agency reported with reference to Tsorionov that the police kept him and Esipenko in the department for half an hour, after which they released it, fining everyone for 100 rubles on charges of petty hooliganism. Meanwhile, the minimum fine under Part 1 of Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses is 500 rubles.

According to official Soviet historiography, December 21 is the 137th anniversary of the birth of Stalin. On this day, the Communists traditionally lay flowers to the grave of the Soviet dictator in the necropolis near the Kremlin wall. In fact, Stalin was born not on December 21, 1879, but on December 18, 1878.

The movement "God's will" has repeatedly arranged scandalous antics. The most famous of them is the pogrom at the exhibition "Sculptures, which we do not see" in the arena on August 14, 2015. Enteo, Esipenko and two of their supporters damaged four linograms of Vladimir Sidur there, saying that these works offend the feelings of believers ( responses ). Two work suffered especially seriously. As indicated by the specialists of the Center. Grabar, they need long -term restoration using individual techniques.

On September 7, 2015, the Tver District Court of Moscow was fined Esipenko and another pogrom holder - Pavel Timonin - for 1000 rubles each under part 1 of Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (petty hooliganism). On September 15, the same court arrested for five days the third participant in the pogrom - George Soldatov, and on September 22 sent 10 days to the special receiver of Tsorionov himself .

In addition, the police opened the case on the fact of the pogrom under Article 214 of the Criminal Code (vandalism). However, on September 7, the prosecutor's office refused to approve the relevant resolution. A week later, on September 14, a new case was instituted - under part 1 of article 243 (damage to cultural values), which provides for up to three years of the colony.

Esipenko became the only person involved in this matter. On March 16, 2016, she was detained, after which they charged. On March 18, the Simonovsky District Court of Moscow sent the pogromshita under house arrest . On April 11, it became known that according to the results of stationary psychoexpertiza, Esipenko was recognized as sane .

The case was referred to the Tver District Court of Moscow, however, on July 15, at the first hearing on the merits, Judge Alexander Merkulov returned him to the prosecutor to eliminate violations in the indictment.

On August 8, it became known that the police officer in the production of which was Esipenko’s case, freed the accused from house arrest under the recognizance not to leave. On September 23, the case was closed "due to the lack of corpus delicti."