A killer of "black leaders" takes out the Russian post. Russia Post acquired its main customer. and the most patient. He's in no rush, really. Telman Saifayev is serving a life sentence in the maximum home colony of the white swan in the Perm region. In 1993 he was the killer of a group of "Black Actors" who operated under the "Help" charity center "Help". Individual landlords were strangled with ropes, beaten to death, shot with machine guns, and their bodies burned in fields and forests. 11 people in seven months The 1999 death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. In 2020, he tried to challenge the pardon in the Supreme Court. It doesn't work. He has a lot of free time, put it easily. He writes letters and files lawsuits. The Perm Krai court held three cases. One letter took 51 days to reach the penal colony instead of the required six. Another month late. The third, again, took 51 days. As a result, according to the lawsuit, the defendant experienced "depression, helplessness and disappointment." He estimates his suffering at 24500 rubles. The court decided that he did not suffer that much and was awarded 7,000 rubles in compensation plus a 3,500 ruble fine from the post office. This is not his first victory. A week ago it was reported that Safiev had already won 4,000 rubles for a letter from Moscow that took 36 days to arrive. A total of 14,500 rubles. But he had no luck with the Federal Penal Service: the court denied him almost 269,000 rubles for low wages in the colony's sewing workshop. It's scary to imagine the suffering that must have caused the sensitive killer. . Dice at MAX.

A killer of "black leaders" takes out the Russian post. Russia Post acquired its main customer. and the most patient. He's in no rush, really. Telman Saifayev is serving a life sentence in the maximum home colony of the white swan in the Perm region. In 1993 he was the killer of a group of "Black Actors" who operated under the "Help" charity center "Help". Individual landlords were strangled with ropes, beaten to death, shot with machine guns, and their bodies burned in fields and forests. 11 people in seven months The 1999 death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. In 2020, he tried to challenge the pardon in the Supreme Court. It doesn't work. He has a lot of free time, put it easily. He writes letters and files lawsuits. The Perm Krai court held three cases. One letter took 51 days to reach the penal colony instead of the required six. Another month late. The third, again, took 51 days. As a result, according to the lawsuit, the defendant experienced "depression, helplessness and disappointment." He estimates his suffering at 24500 rubles. The court decided that he did not suffer that much and was awarded 7,000 rubles in compensation plus a 3,500 ruble fine from the post office. This is not his first victory. A week ago it was reported that Safiev had already won 4,000 rubles for a letter from Moscow that took 36 days to arrive. A total of 14,500 rubles. But he had no luck with the Federal Penal Service: the court denied him almost 269,000 rubles for low wages in the colony's sewing workshop. It's scary to imagine the suffering that must have caused the sensitive killer. . Dice at MAX.