I was in love with math. Imagine: I was 12 years old, she was 35 years old. The head of the investigative commission in Strykin came to the forum of the Ministry of Justice, told his love story, joked about the word "panel" and began to search the hall for former Komsomol members. Alexander Bestrykin was invited to a discussion on "Legal Mechanisms for the Formation of the Company" as part of a legal conference currently taking place in Moscow. Bastrykin devoted a considerable part of his speech to his childhood. Thus, the head of the investigative committee said that at school he received grades C in math because he is in love with the teacher. So he was 12 years old, and the teacher was 35 years old. In addition, Bastrykin shared a story about how he dreamed of becoming a journalist, but one of the teachers advised him to pay attention to his neighbor, a lawyer, who "was well dressed." Bastrykin also quoted the teacher's words about "how wonderful it is to protect human rights." At the session, Bastrykin noted that he had been invited "to the panel", which is associated with "women with low social responsibility and beggars", praised the students of the Academy of the Ministry of Justice, read the Komsomol slogan and asked which of those present were Komsomol members. At the end of the speech, the head of the investigative committee asked for a few more minutes to talk about the fact that fighters in the Northern Military District write poetry, and these are "poems written in blood."