Name: Anonymous 2019-05-28 19:37
Sorry, no RT link - they don't want to mention it :(
https://www.svoboda.org/a/29963581.html
30-year-old Alexey Sidyakin died in intensive care at the 2nd Clinical Hospital of Yaroslavl on May 24, after he was taken there from SIZO-1 UFSIN in the Yaroslavl Region on April 28. Formally, at the time of death, he was no longer a prisoner, since the court ordered him to be released.
About the death of Sidyakin Radio Liberty, said the founder of the portal Gulagu.net Vladimir Osechkin, who received information from his relatives. According to the human rights activist, Alexey Sidyakin was taken to hospital with traces of torture and beatings: there was a large bruise under his eye, several hematomas on his head, bruises and hematomas were also on his back, legs and arms. In addition, doctors recorded cuts on their hands and a furrow around the neck, which is characteristic of strangulation. Sidyakin was diagnosed with traumatic brain injury and cerebral edema, and he was immediately hooked up to an artificial lung ventilation apparatus, but could not be saved.
According to Gulagu.net, the doctors were forbidden to report to the law enforcement authorities that the prisoner died as a result of the beating. In addition, high-ranking officers of the Federal Penitentiary Service Department repeatedly visited the hospital and urged them to conceal the incident from the press and relatives. Two days after being hospitalized, the Frunzensky District Court of the Yaroslavl Region issued a decision to release Sidyakin due to the alleged presence of a “disease” that would prevent him from being held in prisons. The fact that Sidyakin is unconscious in the hospital, his relatives learned only on May 17 from doctors.
Sidyakin was sentenced to three years in prison for a phone call with a message about a bomb allegedly planted in the school. In the SIZO of Yaroslavl he was convoyed in mid-April. A source of Gulagu.net in SIZO-1 confirmed that he had a conflict with the administration of the institution. Vladimir Osechkin appealed to the Prosecutor General’s Office and the Investigative Committee with a request to initiate a criminal case on the fact of the murder of a prisoner, as well as attempts by FSIN officers to hide it.
https://www.svoboda.org/a/29963581.html
30-year-old Alexey Sidyakin died in intensive care at the 2nd Clinical Hospital of Yaroslavl on May 24, after he was taken there from SIZO-1 UFSIN in the Yaroslavl Region on April 28. Formally, at the time of death, he was no longer a prisoner, since the court ordered him to be released.
About the death of Sidyakin Radio Liberty, said the founder of the portal Gulagu.net Vladimir Osechkin, who received information from his relatives. According to the human rights activist, Alexey Sidyakin was taken to hospital with traces of torture and beatings: there was a large bruise under his eye, several hematomas on his head, bruises and hematomas were also on his back, legs and arms. In addition, doctors recorded cuts on their hands and a furrow around the neck, which is characteristic of strangulation. Sidyakin was diagnosed with traumatic brain injury and cerebral edema, and he was immediately hooked up to an artificial lung ventilation apparatus, but could not be saved.
According to Gulagu.net, the doctors were forbidden to report to the law enforcement authorities that the prisoner died as a result of the beating. In addition, high-ranking officers of the Federal Penitentiary Service Department repeatedly visited the hospital and urged them to conceal the incident from the press and relatives. Two days after being hospitalized, the Frunzensky District Court of the Yaroslavl Region issued a decision to release Sidyakin due to the alleged presence of a “disease” that would prevent him from being held in prisons. The fact that Sidyakin is unconscious in the hospital, his relatives learned only on May 17 from doctors.
Sidyakin was sentenced to three years in prison for a phone call with a message about a bomb allegedly planted in the school. In the SIZO of Yaroslavl he was convoyed in mid-April. A source of Gulagu.net in SIZO-1 confirmed that he had a conflict with the administration of the institution. Vladimir Osechkin appealed to the Prosecutor General’s Office and the Investigative Committee with a request to initiate a criminal case on the fact of the murder of a prisoner, as well as attempts by FSIN officers to hide it.