One of the recent buyings of Kuznetsov's mother, a pensionary, is an apartment worth $1,640.000 in this luxury house in Moscow. Russia's Internal Affairs Ministry's Department for Own Safety says it will begin a "check" on Russian Militsiya lieutenant colonel Artem Kuznetsov, who is publicly accused by a group of American lawyers of illegitimately imprisoning and then torturing Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky to death. Later, head of Investigating Committee of the Prosecution Office Alexander Bastrykin said he will "personally check" the course of investigation into actions by Kuznetsov and his coworkers. In 2007 and 2008, Magnitsky worked in Russia for American investment fund company Hermitage Capital Management and was involved in the disclosure of a large-scale corruption among several top law enforcement officials in Moscow. Lawyers concerned with the death of Magnitsky, which occurred in Butyrka prison on November 16 of last year, started the bilingual website russian-untouchables.com, where they presented evidence of Artem Kuznetsov's alleged efforts to cloak the crimes. As reported by the website's authors, Kuznetsov was a key player in a US$ 230 million theft from the Russian government and then successfully brought criminal charges against everyone who reported his theft. The central part of website material is a ten-minute video providing a summary of the case. Its main point is the fact that multiple large-scale luxury buyings registered to members of Kuznetsov's family; they are not comparable to official income of all of these persons. It is emphasized in the video that Kuznetsov's official monthly income is $850 per month (in roubles ), and to gain all the assets found to be connected with him he would have to work for 322 years. The video was released in the middle of last week, and gained enormous popularity within Russian blogosphere, and drew attention of some mass media. One of the American lawyers, Jamison Firestone, states at the website that last month he directed several petitions to check the sources of Kuznetsov's family wealth to Russian authorities: the President of Russia, Prosecutor General Yury Chaika , Department for Own Safety and Department for Preventing Corruption and Other Crimes of Interior Ministry. News website Lenta.ru states that addresses were directed on May, 21, but there were no replies since then. Magnitsky's case has received international attention for several months. In April 2010 US Senator Ben Cardin proposed the cancellation of US visas to 60 Russian officials allegedly connected with Magnitsky's death. He directed an appeal to US State Secretary Hillary Clinton.
One of the recent buyings of Kuznetsov's mother, a pensionary, is an apartment worth $1,640.000 in in Moscow. 's Department for Own Safety says it will begin a "check" on lieutenant colonel Artem Kuznetsov, who is publicly accused by a group of American lawyers of illegitimately imprisoning and then torturing Russian lawyer to death. Later, head of Investigating Committee of the Prosecution Office said he will "personally check" the course of investigation into actions by Kuznetsov and his coworkers. In 2007 and 2008, Magnitsky worked in Russia for American investment fund company and was involved in the disclosure of a large-scale corruption among several top law enforcement officials in Moscow. Lawyers concerned with the death of Magnitsky, which occurred in on November 16 of last year, started the bilingual website russian-untouchables.com, where they presented evidence of Artem Kuznetsov's alleged efforts to cloak the crimes. As reported by the website's authors, Kuznetsov was a key player in a US$ 230 million theft from the Russian government and then successfully brought criminal charges against everyone who reported his theft. The central part of website material is a ten-minute video providing a summary of the case. Its main point is the fact that multiple large-scale luxury buyings registered to members of Kuznetsov's family; they are not comparable to official income of all of these persons. It is emphasized in the video that Kuznetsov's official monthly income is $850 per month (in ), and to gain all the assets found to be connected with him he would have to work for 322 years. The video was released in the middle of last week, and gained enormous popularity within Russian blogosphere, and drew attention of some mass media. One of the American lawyers, Jamison Firestone, states at the website that last month he directed several petitions to check the sources of Kuznetsov's family wealth to Russian authorities: the President of Russia, Prosecutor General , Department for Own Safety and Department for Preventing Corruption and Other Crimes of Interior Ministry. News website states that addresses were directed on May, 21, but there were no replies since then. Magnitsky's case has received international attention for several months. In April 2010 US Senator proposed the cancellation of US visas to 60 Russian officials allegedly connected with Magnitsky's death. He directed an appeal to US State Secretary Hillary Clinton.
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$1,640.000 in this luxury house in Moscow. Russia's Internal Affairs Ministry's Department for Own Safety says it will begin a "check" on Russian Militsiya lieutenant colonel Artem Kuznetsov, who is publicly accused by a group of American lawyers of illegitimately imprisoning and then torturing Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky to death. Later, head of Investigating Committee of the Prosecution Office Alexander Bastrykin said he will "personally check" the course of investigation into actions by Kuznetsov and his coworkers. In 2007 and 2008, Magnitsky worked in Russia for American investment fund company Hermitage Capital Management and was involved in the disclosure of a large-scale corruption among several top law enforcement officials in Moscow. Lawyers concerned with the death of Magnitsky, which occurred in Butyrka prison on November 16 of last year, started the bilingual website russian-untouchables.com, where they presented evidence of Artem Kuznetsov's alleged efforts to cloak the crimes. As reported by the website's authors, Kuznetsov was a key player in a US$
$1,640.000 in in Moscow. 's Department for Own Safety says it will begin a "check" on lieutenant colonel Artem Kuznetsov, who is publicly accused by a group of American lawyers of illegitimately imprisoning and then torturing Russian lawyer to death. Later, head of Investigating Committee of the Prosecution Office said he will "personally check" the course of investigation into actions by Kuznetsov and his coworkers. In 2007 and 2008, Magnitsky worked in Russia for American investment fund company and was involved in the disclosure of a large-scale corruption among several top law enforcement officials in Moscow. Lawyers concerned with the death of Magnitsky, which occurred in on November 16 of last year, started the bilingual website russian-untouchables.com, where they presented evidence of Artem Kuznetsov's alleged efforts to cloak the crimes. As reported by the website's authors, Kuznetsov was a key player in a US$
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