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Our readers drew attention to a curious detail. In 1989, when Stakhovtsev was arrested, the current Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation Yuri Chaika served in Siberia and was one of the most influential power figures in the Irkutsk region.From 1988 to 1990, his position was the instructor of the department of administrative bodies of the Irkutsk regional committee of the CPSU - overseeing the military departments, the authorities of the KGB, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the State Control. The seagull came to this position from the post of first deputy prosecutor of the Irkutsk region. Then the still young and ambitious functionary reasoned that without a “roof of the party” it would be much more difficult to build a career. And I was not mistaken. In 1992, he already became the prosecutor of the Irkutsk region, and in 1995 the first deputy of the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation.
Being in conclusion, Stakhovtsev regularly writes letters to Chaika in the hope that his business will be reviewed. However, letters remain unanswered.

On November 19, the Zubovo-Polyansky District Court of the Republic of Mordovia examined the request for the parole of life prisoners Peter Stakhovtsev. This meeting could become unprecedented - never in Russia they had never been released a lifelong sector at parole. The federal media would speak about the working village of Zubova Polyana, where the court passes.
But in the pompous hall of the meeting, with white columns and unloaded into the corners of written off furniture, from the media only I and the Entayshnik from Saransk, even there is no local district.
A dry old man of seventy -four years in Blue Fufike - Peter Efimovich Stakhovtsev looks from the screen to the hall.
I am naively interested in lawyer Stakhovtsev Sergey Mukhanov, why the convict was not brought to the court - yet the process is not passable.
“The video is also considered a personal presence ...” Mukhanov answered.
“Well, you have to lead him here, spend money on gasoline,” Entayshnik bends his fingers, trying to explain to me “the obvious”.
Once they did not fool around, it means that there will be no happy liberation from the courtroom.
“It’s badly audible,” the old man squints into the camera in glasses, corrects the biting hearing aid behind his ear.
While establishing a connection, a judge with a high hairstyle, Kosareva Nadezhda Vladimirovna, flirting with the endevashnik: "Well, do not take us yet."
Stakhovtsev hears us, but does not see - the video service was not able to establish. Throughout the meeting, the old man will squint at the camera, folding the glasses of glasses alternately - nervous ticking.
The prosecutor Roman Kozlov, a rosy corporate man in a fitting form sits with his back to the screen.
-The petition of the convicted Strakhovtsev Peter Efimovich on parish-free release is subject to consideration ...-Judge Kosareva will be mistaken several times in the surname.
Peter Efimovich stands behind bars, in his hands a thick stack of sheets is his petition for parole. The old man was afraid that it would be lost on the way from the colony to the courtroom (as it was already several times), so he reads it out loud.
On 77 sheets, his biography has been stated since the 89th year.

Kosareva knocks on the table with a pen:
- Stakhovtsev, Stakhovtsev, now we have a different stage ...
- Your Honor! - Trying to kill her Stakhovites, - from the first day they are charged with the fact that I have violated the law. But I did not violate him, so I will give concrete examples of what what has gone, why I have been sitting here for thirty years and no one does nothing ...
In the words of Peter Efimovich, mothballed despair. His performance, violating the formal course of the meeting, sounds like a suicide note-he will be able to submit the next petition for parole in three years. Today, Stakhovtsev has a tribune.
- Allow me to read further! - the convict rested.
And to read there is something - the biography of Peter Efimovich pulls on the detective.
Pyotr Efimovich Stakhovtsev is from the village of Krupez Gomel region. Having received a pedagogical education, in 1970 he began serving in the Ministry of Internal Affairs (as it was entered there is unknown). But it is known that he served approximately and the authorities were in good account.
In early 1985, in Irkutsk, where then Major Stakhovtsev was already headed by one of the district threats, an unscheduled audit from Moscow arrived - local police officers were noticed in fraud with forest, gold and omul. This commission also included Stakhovtsev and another local policeman. Why exactly them? I don't know for sure. However, judging by the track record, the Stakhovtsev and his colleague were categorically immune to economic fraud and therefore stood out against the general background of the personnel of the Irkutsk police of the 80s.
In November 1985, according to a call from Moscow, the commission unexpectedly turned the work of the commission - the scale of the frauds turned out to be such that the threat hung not only over the leadership of the Glavka, but also over their Moscow chiefs. Of course, it did not get to criminal cases, and the locals were made by the local goats.
The head of the city Internal Affairs Directorate was retired and 373 employees of the region’s law enforcement officers were fired - the figure itself is impressive.
The commission left for Moscow, and Stakhovtsev and his colleague remained in Irkutsk. It became difficult to serve: the stigma of the “specialist” and “traitor” accompanied them everywhere. Soon, Peter Efimovich was reduced in office and transferred to private security, his colleague completely left the service to nowhere.
And on July 16, 1989, Peter Efimovich was arrested. During an unexpected search in his apartment, a pack of Promedola was found - a narcotic analgesic, whose party was recently abducted from the central pharmacy warehouse. After the arrest, he was immediately charged. According to investigators, Peter Efimovich was the leader of a large criminal gang. Her assets included three murders, as well as a number of armed attacks and robberies, including the district departments of the internal affairs.
Of the participants in the gang, five people turned out to be on the bench. During the meetings, it turned out that none of them knew his “leader” by person - he led the gang through his representative - the engineer of the private security of Andrei Dyadchenko.
In 1987, Dyadchenko got a job in private security on a fake work book - this is how it is indicated in the materials of the criminal case.
At that time, Peter Efimovich had been working there for several years after his humiliating translation from the threat. The young man became friends with Stakhovtsev, and Peter Efimovich began to trust him. So far, finally, he did not share with Dyadchenko the most important: it turns out that, in private, Stakhovtsev continued the work of the Moscow commission - he collected information about the relations of the police leadership with the Siberian mafia. Dyadchenko undertook to "help."

In the verdict, Peter Stakhovtsev said: “At the hearing, Stakhovites did not admit the guilt and explained that he was a victim of a reservation of the Irkutsk mafia through Dyadchenko who was assigned to him ... He did not commit any crimes [Stakhovtsev], but was persecuted by the Mafia associated with the Mafia from the leadership of the police department and the departure for the uncompromising struggle against it.”
In April 1991, for the murder and robbery of the Stakhovtsev gang, they sentenced to be shot. The verdict was built exclusively on the testimony of Dyadchenko.
Three years later, Boris Yeltsin, among other prisoners, pardoned Pyotr Efimovich - the sentence changed to life imprisonment.
And in the early 2000s, an unexpected happened. The main witness Andrei Dyadchenko, serving a life sentence, sent a statement to the chairman of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation and the general prosecutor that he wants to give new testimony in the case of the gang. In his statement, Dyadchenko indicated:
“In this case, I was forced to stipulate Peter Efimovich Stakhovtsev.”
However, this did not affect the fate of Peter Efimovich. He continued to sit.
In 2016, it turned 25 years of imprisonment, and according to the law of Stakakhtsev could ask for parole. And he asked.
Everything was decided quickly. The judge Zarenkova complained that Stakhovtsev got up from the bunk to reach the toilet “without a costume of the x/b” - the old man had a incontinence, and at that moment he had a bed rest.
Among the already extinguished penalties, which was then listed by the deputy chief of the colony, Alexander Chudakov, there were attempts by suicide: “10.10.1989 I was put in a cold torture chamber, where there was no light and water drained from the window, the temperature was formed below 0. I jumped for three days, after me they hit the protocol in the head, while drawing up a protocol that it was drawn up that Stakhovtsev P.E. “I tried to commit suicide”, for which they punished - 10 days of the Karzer ”; And twice, Peter Efimovich tried to take his own accounts after beating and persecuting from the colony authorities. All this does not apply to “malicious violations”, which, in accordance with part 5 of Article 79 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, may be the reason for the refusal to UDO. And, nevertheless, the judge Zarenkova refused too.
Three years have passed. Pyotr Efimovich asked for parole again.
Now in the prison karma of Stakhovtsev there were five bonuses for conscientious work and for “active participation in public life”, which faded against the background of the only unknown penalty - poorly wiped dust from the walls of the chamber. Although for a year now he has been released from cleaning for health reasons - tuberculosis, gastritis, high blood pressure, hemorrhoids, cataracts of both eyes, coronary heart disease, one leg is taken away.
However, it was precisely because of this penalty that Judge Kosarev refused to satisfy the petition of Ur and sent a 74-year-old old man back in the clors of the colony.
The whole meeting of the rosy prosecutor Kozlov actively gestured and whispered towards the judge, they say, there is a whole pile of papers, we’ll sit here until the morning.
For an hour and a half, under the creaky voice of a convicted person who carefully reads his life on a piece of paper, everyone will go about their business: stick into the phone, turn the business again and again.
- Convicted by Stakhovtsev, you abuse the time of court! - Kosareva does not withstand seven sheets before the end of speech. - Can you reflect in your own words? Say?
- This is a document, in your own words it will not work. The prosecutor see what he says. He does not want to study, and no one wants to. Someone should deal with this issue. Either you kill us, or you have to do something.
Having announced the court decision, Kosareva noted that the release of UDO is the "law of the court, not the obligation."
Peter Efimovich also wanted to say something, but the picture with him disappeared.
- Well, when are you next time to us? Three years later? - The bailiffs are escorted to me.