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Petersburg: Associate Professor SPbU Sokolov was not released from the pre -trial detention center

Professor of St. Petersburg State University Oleg Sokolov during an investigative experiment

The St. Petersburg City Court did not change the preventive measure of St. Petersburg State University Oleg Sokolov, accused of the murder of a 24-year-old graduate student at the University of Anastasia Eshchenko, reports the correspondent of the Sever. Real from the courtroom.

During the meeting, the lawyer Alexander Posnuyev said that Sokolov should be transferred under house arrest at the place of residence due to the state of health of the 85-year-old father of the suspect, who "is not able to provide for himself and needs to be dependent." At the same time, according to the defender, Sokolov himself is against house arrest and wants a "harsh punishment for himself."

After the meeting, Postyev told reporters that the court decision was expected. Sokolova’s lawyer said that his client writes scientific work in jail, on whom he began to work with the deceased Anastasia.

Feeling several times repeated that the prosecution was apologized to the family of the deceased "through the press and brother" of Anastasia Eshchenko. The defender of Sokolov called a provocation of the word of the victim’s lawyer, who previously said that the accused did not apologize.

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The historian of St. Petersburg State University Oleg Sokolov is accused of killing a 24-year-old student at the University of Anastasia Eshchenko. A teacher of St. Petersburg University was detained on the morning of November 9, discovering him in the Moika River. Sokolov had a backpack with him, in which the remains of the murdered Eshchenko found themselves.

After the arrest of Sokolov, the "Crosses" were transferred from the St. Petersburg pre -trial detention center to the Moscow Butyri District. In Moscow, the historian was transferred to the hospital for examination.

The head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, instructed the St. Petersburg Department of the Department to verify information about other possible crimes of Oleg Sokolov. Before the tragedy with Eshchenko, he was accused of violence against another girl, sinking a ship and provoking a fight at a lecture. The leadership of St. Petersburg State University fired Sokolov.