English translation

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Decided Not to Look for This Address

  • In this decision, she was supported by the author of the article 'We know who...', Major Izmailov.
  • In the newspaper, after two of his articles presenting Kapanadze's version, there was not another word about the warrant officer.

Cases and Deaths

  • Stanislav Lyubichev, a traffic police inspector, was sentenced in 2003 in Kislovodsk to 4 years for aiding terrorists:
    • In August 1999, he allowed a truck with explosives into Kislovodsk, despite the visible malfunction of the vehicle and the driver's lack of a license.
    • Two witnesses—the manager of a food warehouse in Kislovodsk, Yusuf Krymshamkhalov's uncle, and the guard of that warehouse—were unable to appear in court: over the past four years, they had managed to die.
  • Most of the accused also did not live to see our day:
    • Denis Saitakov
    • Timur and Zaur Batchayev
    • Khakim Abayev
    • Ravil Akhmyarov
  • Khattab (with whom, apparently, Achimez Gochiyayev hid for a long time—as a valuable witness or in some other capacity) was killed in 2002.
  • Max Lazovsky died in 2000.
  • Admiral German Ugryumov, whose involvement in the events was written about by Yusuf Krymshamkhalov and Batchayev, died in 2001.
  • A janitor from Kashirskoye Highway was killed shortly after she expressed suspicion about the involvement of one of the surviving residents in the events.
  • Radio Liberty employee Alexander Batchan died a few days after he began working on the topic of the Ryazan exercises.
  • During the year of the Kovalyov Commission's existence, two of its 20 members passed away:
    • Sergei Nikolayevich Yushenkov
    • Yuri Shchekochikhin
  • On October 22, Mikhail Trepashkin was arrested on another charge of weapons possession.

Acknowledgements

  • November 11, 2003.
  • The authors thank Valentin Gefter, Sergei Adamovich Kovalyov, Lev Semyonovich Levinson, and Yu.G. Felshtinsky for their cooperation.
  • Part of the work was carried out with the financial support of the Civil Liberties Foundation.

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