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Tatyana Felgenhauer. Photo: echo.msk.ru

Journalist "Echo of Moscow" Tatyana Felgenhauer thanked his colleagues for support. Her letter written in the Chamber of the Sklifosovsky Institute was published on the website of the radio station.

“Thank you for your support and love, kotans. Everything will be fine with me. Breathing through the tube is even cool,” writes Felgenhauer. She jokes that she first slept for 16 years of work on the radio.

Letter Tatyana Felgenhauer from the hospital.

Meanwhile, the judge of the Presnensky District Court of Moscow Evgeny Naydenov arrested Boris Gritsa, who attacked the journalist on the eve of December 23, Interfax reports . The investigator motivated his petition by the fact that the accused has dual citizenship of Russia and Israel, and he also does not have Russian registration and permanent source of income.

The case against Grits was opened in part 3 of Article 30 - Part 1 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code (attempted murder, from five to fifteen years of the colony). "Gritz partially pleaded guilty to committing an crime incriminated to him. He stated that he had inflicted bodily harm to the journalist, but explained that he had no intent to murder," the investigator said.

On Tuesday, the editor -in -chief of the Echo of Moskvy radio station Alexei Venediktov said that "the atmosphere of hatred, setting, and lingering in relation to journalists" was one of the reasons for the attack on the Felgenhauer. “Madness does not arise from scratch,” said Venediktov. “People do not live in an airless space. I believe that, for example, Boris Nemtsov killed not only the villain who shot, but also the atmosphere of hatred and setting.”

Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov denies such a connection. “Of course, such tragic cases cause a deepest regret. The actions of a madman are a madman. There is a madman. Trying it with something to link, stain in some color, absolutely illogical and incorrect,” said Peskov. “Trying this tragic case, which is associated with the manifestation of madness, with some other substances, is unlikely to be right, from our point of view.”

According to him, the Kremlin "sincerely wish Tatyana of an early recovery." “We regret and sympathize with Tatyana herself, her relatives and friends, the entire Echo of Moscow team due to the fact that she was attacked by a madman,” Peskov said.

On Tuesday, Alexei Gayler, a relative of Grits, said that a few days before the attack, he tried to find the home address of Felgenhauer. Grits claimed that his journalist "telepathically" haunts him. “My mother opened a telepathic portal in childhood, and since then I am very susceptible to this,” Gayler brought the words of his relative.

As Gayler noted, Gritz "sits without work, without housing, without a wife and without children" despite a good education. “For the past five years, he lived in Israel for a minimum allowance for those who are not working on the neck of an 80 -year -old mother, who is still managing to somehow earn extra money,” Gayler said. “The stateless people find a job, and he is a citizen with two languages ​​who easily mastered English and Hebrew. But he was a sapeline.”

On the eve of Gritz burst into the building on New Arbat, where the Echo editorial office is located, spraying the gas in the face of the guard . He went up to the editorial room and hit Felgenhauer with a knife in the throat. Gritsa was detained by the guards and betrayed the police.

Felgenhauer was taken to the Sklifosovsky Institute and operated on. “It is a stable serious condition, but this is the severity of the condition that should be with such damage,” said the director of the medical institution Sergey Petrikov. “I can say for sure that its vocal ligaments are not damaged, but the zone of this injury is quite serious, so we will be able to talk about further rehabilitation steps in a few days.”

48 -year -old GRITS - citizen of Israel and Russia, a native of Abkhazia. In his blog, Grits wrote that he was subjected to "telepathic persecution" from the journalist. In 2003, Grits left for Israel, and returned to Russia a month ago and lived in Moscow with his friend. At the first interrogation, the detainee said that the last five years he talked with Felgenhauer through telepathy, which is why he had a personal hostility to the journalist. At the same time, Grits noted that he had no complaints about her professional activity.

On Monday evening, at the Echo of Moscow building, journalists of several publications held single pickets in support of Felgenhauer.

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