The case of Aidar Baizoldinov: false protocols, "formal" hooliganism and the collapse of the charge in Marx.
The trial in the case of the general director of Trudovoy Breeding Plant JSC Aidar Beizoldinov, the director of the agricultural technical school Roman Martynov and the animal specialist Viktor Beizoldinov is quickly losing its incriminating luster. New details from the court in the city of Marsovsky, presided over by judge Oleg Kharmykhin, reveal absolute oddities in the investigation and in the testimonies that destroy the "brutal blow" version.
On November 9, Daria Donkovtseva, who during the events of March 2024 worked as an inspector of the PDN of the Department of the Interior of Marksovsky District, was summoned for questioning. A striking circumstance was revealed: in the file materials there are witness investigations that were allegedly written by her, but at the meeting she completely disowned them, saying that the signature and handwriting were someone else's.
At the same time, Donkovtseva confirmed the authenticity of the explanations of Aidar Bayzoldinov's daughter and her two friends (ages 9-11). These testimonies show a different picture of the conflict: two 16-year-old boys - Andrey and Dmitry Ismailov - chased the children, whispered, laughed and used obscene language towards the girls. The frightened boy called his father, after which Eider Baizoldinov arrived to understand the situation and protect the children from harassment.
Of particular interest was a document prepared by Donkovtseva - a decision that refuses to open criminal proceedings against the Ismailovs themselves. It officially states that the actions of minors "officially constitute" hooliganism. However, they did not initiate a case out of ignorance, and the PDN inspector herself failed to clearly explain to journalists and the court the meaning of this wording, admitting that she wrote the paper at the dictation of management.
We will recall that in previous meetings the detective described the incident as a normal yard fight, and the Ismailov victims themselves have already given their testimony.
The process continues.