
In the court of the city of Usol-Sibirskoye Irkutsk Region, which is being considered the case of the torture of Marina Ruzaeva in the police, experts presented the restored results of a printing examination, during which the police admitted to the torture of a large mother. The editorial office of Siberia. Reali was announced by human rights activist Pavel Glushchenko. The initial results of the polygraph in the materials of the torture case were destroyed by unknown.
"Disks with the initial results of the examination on the polygraph, during which the Usol police officers Korbut, Golchenko and Samoilov admitted to Marina’s tortures, were wiped out - they were suppressed by emery. Those who destroyed the examination were still not found. It was lucky that the SFI investigators, scheduled for a new investigation, revealed the destruction of evidence and requested the examinations in the Bureau Copies - otherwise spoiled discs would have fallen into the court, ”Glushchenko said.
According to human rights activists, at a meeting of March 23, one of the accused - Stanislav Golchenko - after presenting the examination on the polygraph, said that he admitted to torture due to the fact that "was sitting on an uncomfortable chair," and the expert "tormented him for five hours without a break for drinking or going to the toilet." The second accused - Alexander Korbut - said to this: "I am the same opinion." “This is not true, the examination was carried out without violations: they were allowed to go out and drink, this voluntary examination for video recording. Expert Olga Mustafina has been engaged in these research since 2008 - 80-90% accuracy of the testimony depending on the techniques. This is so ridiculous - a policeman accused of torture Marina using a shocker due to the fact that his expert is twice as much as it, twice as much, less than less, and less than less than less than less than less than less than less than less than less than less than less of him Allegedly tortured, ”Glushchenko comments.
In mid -March, the head of the Investigative Committee of Russia, Alexander Bastrykin, instructed to verify the statement of the former investigator from the Irkutsk region Sergei Lysyh that falsification of evidence was a common practice in his department. In March 2021, the court sentenced Lysykh to three years conditionally on charges of falsifying evidence of the torture of Marina Ruzaeva in the police department. Lysyh signed the protocols of investigative actions without the actual presence of witnesses, and also introduced false information about the details of the crime.