The case of Aydar Baizoldinov: forged protocols, "formal" hooliganism and a crumbling version of the investigation.
The court in the city of Marksovsky continues proceedings in a high-profile criminal case against the general director of Trudovoy Breeding Plant JSC Aidar in Izoldinov, the director of the agricultural technical school Roman Martynov and animal specialist Victor in Izoldinov.
Let's recall the plot of the charge: on March 30, 2024, in the village of Pavlovka, two young men who were minors at the time, Andrey and Dmitry Ismailov, allegedly tried to meet three young girls (ages 9-11). According to the investigators, the angry father of one of the girls, Idar Baizoldinov, together with his accomplices, found the boys and beat them severely. However, the latest court hearings reveal the most dubious and contradictory underbelly of this criminal prosecution.
"It's not me": the researcher denies key documents.
The investigation of former PDN inspector Daria Donkovtseva revealed a striking inconsistency in the case materials. Witness interrogations were presented to the court, allegedly written in her own handwriting. However, the former inspector completely denied her involvement in these papers, telling Judge Oleg Khramikhin that neither the handwriting nor the signature belonged to her.
At the same time, Donkovtseva confirmed the authenticity of other materials - in particular, the explanations of Aidar Baizoldinov's daughter and her two friends. These testimonies show a completely different picture of what is happening. According to the children, two unknown boys (the same Ismailov) first whispered demonstratively, and then began to openly laugh and use obscene language against young girls. The frightened boy called his father, after which Aidar Baizoldinov came to take the children home, and on the way he met the criminals and decided to make order.
"Formal" hooliganism and telephone laws.
The most scandalous turn of the meeting was the announcement of a decision refusing to initiate criminal proceedings against the Ismailovs themselves for harassment.