[05:16:00 - 07:00:00] Conspiracy Theories of Poor Societies and Media Response to Yura's Death

And the second story, it's a social one, the so-called suspicion of poor societies. In poor communities, there is always a suspicion that if someone else succeeds, they were paid for it. And if they received something, they stole it. That is, why? Because I can't do anything, but there is someone who, by breaking laws, gets something. And we live in a world where no one can do anything. And if someone has something, it means they are a scoundrel. This is also a conspiratorial idea of a, so to speak, lower, lower level, and very unpleasant. As far as I'm concerned, I'm not prone to conspiracy theories. Neither to one, nor to the other, so to speak, neither to one stage nor to the other. However. We had a show called However. When television and radio reported on July 3, 2003, about the sudden death under unclear circumstances, uh, of so-and-so, all regalia, Shchekochikhin Yuri Petrovich, for 3 days, Thursday the 3rd, Friday the 4th, and until 11 AM on Saturday, the 5th. The funeral was on the 5th. The entire unified space, everything: newspapers, television, all programs were about this situation. They invited Yura's acquaintances, Yura's friends, his party, Yura's newspaper. Everyone gave interviews. And the first thing people said was that it was a violent death. And an investigation was needed. That is, it seems to me, if on the 5th the topic of Yura's death had not been closed...