On the stairs of black in the temple

In St. Petersburg, a regular participant in protest shares Konstantin Sinitsin is beaten to death in the entrance of his own house. This was announced by human rights activist Dinar Idrisov.

The body of Sinitsin with head injuries was found on January 26. The suspect in the beating of the activist was detained and arrested, reports Fotntank. “Death was of a violent character, but not an ideological background,” the publication notes. “The 44 -year -old storekeeper of one of the trading houses Vasilyev was detained. He was the last to see Sinitsin alive, talked with him and, according to preliminary data, conflicts on household grounds, which resulted in the result of injuries inflicted on her hands and legs.”

The criminal case was instituted under part 4 of Article 111 (intentional infliction of serious bodily harm, which entailed by negligence the death of the victim). The Kirovsky district court of St. Petersburg at the request of the investigation arrested Vasiliev.

Sinitsin's associates doubt the household version of the crime. “Of course, none of us believes this, especially over the past few months, a number of attacks have been made on our activists and, according to“ strange coincidence ”, also in the porches,” writes activist Yana Turbov.

"On February 10, Konstantin Sinitsin would have turned 54 years old. He has long been known among the Opposoners. In 2011, he was delayed on the approaches to the PMEF, in 2015 he was actively expressed against the Plato system, and last year he was a permanent participant in the secular status of the Isaac's Cathedral," the Soldarity of St. Petersburg says ..

On January 28, in St. Petersburg, three unknown people brutally beat Idrisov . He was hospitalized in the department of maxillofacial surgery with a fragmentation fracture of the left cheekbone, a hematoma of the temporal region, closed cranial injury and a concussion. In addition, Idrisov has a fracture of the hand, requiring a complex operation with the installation of a pin, and bruises of the chest and lumbosacral spine.

The attack occurred at the entrance of the house at the corner of Tverskaya and Odessa streets. Idrisov conducted a video broadcast on his Facebook from the “voter strikes” . He went into the porch to withdraw the action on top. Three unknown people attacked Idrisov there. They beat him silently. Both mobile phones that the human rights activist had defiantly broke their feet. The same did with the camera, which was fixed on his chest.

Hearing that people descend from above, the criminals stopped beating and left. As the victim suggests, the attack was not committed by the Black Hundreds, but by Silovica operatives. “They beat me professionally, and if the first blow to the temple did not fall on the tangent, he could well lead to death,” Idrisov remarked.