After the death of the famous Russian opposition leader Alexei N**Alny in the Arctic Circle penal colony on the 16th, his mother went to the local area to find her son in vain, and was only told that Navalny died of "sudden death syndrome" and that the body would be returned after the investigation was completed. However, the Independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta reported that Navalny's body had been found, and he was taken to a hospital morgue with bruises on his head and chest, which paramedics explained could be bruises left during first aid.
Fox News and the British Telegraph quoted Russia's Novya Gazeta Europe as reporting that Navalny's body was taken to the town of Salekhard, which crosses the Arctic Circle, and is currently stored in the morgue of the Salekhard District Clinical Hospital, where it is guarded by two police officers.
The town of Shaleqat is located near the Kharp "Polar Wolf" prison, where Navalny was last imprisoned.
The body was first aided and bruised
According to anonymous hospital paramedics, Navalny's death was not "criminal" in that it was not caused by a firearm, but that the body was brought with bruises on his head and chest. On the other hand, Navalny also had a bruise on his chest, which seems to have been caused by the medical staff doing CPR.
The newspaper Novaya notes that Russian officials have not yet conducted an autopsy on Navalny's body. The paramedics noted that rumors prevailed in the hospital that pathologists in the hospital were forbidden to perform autopsies on Navalny, some said that Moscow ordered that it was necessary to wait for the arrival of experts from Moscow, and others said that because the case was very political and it was not clear how the situation would develop, the hospital doctors refused to conduct an autopsy, "If you conduct an autopsy and receive an order to change the result, you cannot get out, you may become a guilty party ......."If there is no autopsy, there is no one to ask."
The report also pointed out that two planes from Moscow arrived in the town of Shaleqat on the 17th, and they may have carried post-mortem experts on board. Novaya Gazeta reported, citing anonymous sources, that the first plane arrived at 6 p.m. on the same day, and a special car from the Investigative Committee of Russia came to pick it up, and the second plane arrived at 1Arrive 5 hours later.
Russian observers believe that state post-mortem experts may have flown in from Moscow to issue a death certificate satisfactory to the Kremlin.
Observers also believe that it is unusual to send Navalny's body from the IK-3 penal colony to the hospital morgue rather than the public morgue. Normally, prisoners' bodies are sent directly to the Bureau of Forensic Medicine, but for "one reason," Navalny's remains were sent to the hospital, according to the caregivers who broke the news.
The widow IG uploaded a group photo and wroteI love you
On the other hand, Navalny's widow Yulia N**Alnaya uploaded a photo of the two on social **, leaving a sentence of "I love you", which touched many netizens.
Yulia and her husband Navalny were also born in 1976 and are now 47 years old. The two met in the summer of 1998 while on vacation with friends in Turkey, a common love story in the post-Soviet era, and married in 2000. Navalny is a lawyer, Yulia is an economist, and she has worked for several ** banks. Navalny has a deep relationship with his beloved wife, Floice, and his wife is Navalny's strongest backing in the crisis.
It is reported that the day before Navalny's appearance in court was Valentine's Day in the West on February 14. Foreign media reported that he sent a loving message to his wife Yuliya N**Alnaya on Valentine's Day: "Baby, with you, everything is like the lyrics of this song: we are separated by big cities and towns, airport take-off lights, blue blizzards, and thousands of kilometers away from each other. But I feel like you're there almost every 1 second. I love you more and more. ”