
In the Irkutsk region, the prosecutor at the trial of the torture of a resident of Usol-Sibirskoye Marina Ruzaeva in the police, requested real terms for the accused police in a general regime. Stanislav Golchenko and Alexander Korbuta demanded that the state prosecution demanded to appoint 5 and 6.6 years in the colony, respectively, and Major Denis Samoilov was 7 years old, the husband of the injured human rights activist Pavel Glushchenko said the editorial office of Siberia.
In March, at the trial, experts presented the restored results of a printing examination, during which the police admitted to the torture of a large mother. Earlier, the initial results of the polygraph in the materials of the torture case were destroyed by unknown - the discs with the records were lost.
At one of the meetings, the accused 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 a drink or go to the toilet."
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 one of the investigators, who was “torture” by the Ruzaeva case, Sergei Lysykh to three years conditionally on charges of falsifying evidence of torture 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.
