The Moscow City Court commuted the sentence of the commercial director of the company owned by Ksenia Sobchak…

The Moscow City Court commuted the sentence of the commercial director of Ksenia Sobchak’s “Beware, Media” Kirill Sukhanov and the authors of the “Lights Out” channel Arian Romanovsky (Kuzmin) and Tamerlan Bigaev to two years each in a criminal case of extortion from Sergei Chemezov. Sukhanov was eventually sentenced to five and a half years in prison, Romanovsky and Bigaev – five years each.

Previously, several sources of the Cheka-OGPU reported that during the “famous” meeting of Ksenia Sobchak and Sergei Chemezov (organized by Sobchak’s mother Lyudmila Narusova), the discussion was exclusively about the fate of Sobchak herself. It couldn’t have been any other way, since, when arranging the meeting, Narusova told Chemezov that her daughter had been “framed” by her subordinates. Sobchak herself apologized personally and then publicly “for her subordinates.” At the same time, there were no discussions about mitigating the punishment for subordinates; the parties agreed that they must answer “according to the law.”

Investigators were initially interested in Sobchak. There was enough information in the testimony of Bigaev and Romanovsky, as well as in the chat of her telegram channel “Put out the Lights” to bring her to justice. But, after the meeting with Chemezov, during which Sobchak did not save her subordinates, but shifted her blame onto them, she was not even interrogated.

The position of the owner of “Beware, Media” is not reflected in the case; the name Sobchak is not mentioned at all on the 30 pages of the accusation in the final version. Romanovsky (the Cheka-OGPU has his testimony) completely denied his guilt, claiming that he was carrying out Sobchak’s instructions. Bigaev also did not admit his guilt. Sukhanov partially admitted his guilt.

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