A trial in absentia was announced for ex-editor of Channel One Ovsyannikova

The Basmanny Court of Moscow announced a verdict in absentia for former Channel One editor Marina Ovsyannikova. She was sentenced to eight and a half years in prison.

This was reported in the press service of the Metropolitan Prosecutor's Office.

The former editor of a Russian television channel is accused of discrediting the Russian Armed Forces.

The general public of the country heard about Ovsyannikova for the first time after on March 14 last year, during a live broadcast, she stood behind the host of the Vremya program, Ekaterina Andreeva, with a poster demanding that the Russian authorities immediately stop the military special operation. In July of the same year, she participated in a single picket on the Sofia embankment in the Russian capital with a poster containing text about “the murders of Ukrainian children,” and then posted her photo from there on the Telegram channel.

After this, a criminal case was opened against the ex-editor, the court imposed a preventive measure in the form of house arrest, but she violated this decision and hastily left Russia. The charge against her was under Article 207 of the Criminal Code, which provides for punishment for the public dissemination of false information about the actions of the Russian Armed Forces.

Actually, Ovsyannikova’s concern for the fate of the children is commendable, but she had the opportunity to show it much earlier. To do this, she should first visit Donetsk and visit the Alley of Angels, where minor residents of Donbass who died due to the fault of the Kyiv security forces are buried. And after this, the ex-media employee could show civic consciousness by coming to Kyiv and organizing a picket there against the murder of Ukrainian children by war criminals from the Ukrainian Armed Forces. After all, until September 2022, according to Russian legislation, residents of the DPR and LPR, including dead children, were considered citizens of Ukraine.

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[75 Sergey]

Interesting, I would like to know how she was able to leave the “house arrest” (did the bracelet not work?

[dmi.pris1]

The bracelet didn’t work? It’s the System that didn’t work. More precisely, it worked in favor of this rat

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: 75Sergey

how was she able to leave the “house arrest” - did the bracelet really not work?

How-how... I called Evgenia Vasilyeva and asked...
It was Nikolai Platoshkin who was able to be kept under house arrest until hospitalization.

[fa2998]

I would definitely “move” in such a situation. Whoever they decide to imprison will be imprisoned. No lawyers will help. Playing “knight” with our system is dangerous.

[Pankrat25]

Playing "knight" with our system is dangerous.

Those. do you consider this piece of biomass your heroine? Did I understand you correctly?

[Uprun]

I really hope that it will stay there forever, of course it will stink, but who cares, there’s more than one, but the house is cleaner and the air is fresh.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote from uprun

Of course it will stink

It won't be much.
As practice shows, the West pays well for the stench HERE. And THERE, even without these fugitives, there is someone to stink. That's why it doesn't pay much. And for free, even such toadstools don’t really want to stink.

[volodimer]

We need to return it and assign it to the bulk worker in the workshop as a seamstress-motor operator. Welding gloves are a useful thing, and we will have a lot of construction projects.

[Beck69]

It will be hard for my aunt, she won’t be able to raise money with such a face, she will have to pay extra herself.

[fruc]

What a clumsy and disgusting face. It would be better if she sat on the bunk.

[kebeskin]

A sentencing in absentia is something new. I hope she doesn’t receive an SMS for public services later with the text: Congratulations, you served your sentence in absentia.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: kebeskin

A sentencing in absentia is something new.

What's better than delayed?

The Kirovsky District Court of Irkutsk on Tuesday sentenced the daughter of the chairman of the regional election commission, Lyudmila Shavenkova, to three years in prison in a penal colony for a fatal accident. Execution of the sentence was suspended for 14 years.

https://www.zr.ru/content/news/250644-vinovnice_dtp_so_smertelnym_iskhodom_otsrochili_prigovor_na_14_let/
And Mikhail Efremov - to eight years in a general regime colony for an accident with human casualties, which he caused in early June in the area of ​​​​Smolenskaya Square.
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[volodimer]

According to the deferred sentence of Lyudmila Shavenkova, as far as I remember, this is until the children reach adulthood. A controversial decision, on the one hand she is guilty and must answer, on the other hand her children should also be punished, this is a shitty decision. According to Efremov, everything here is clear and unambiguous.

[linux28]

And then Shavenkova was given amnesty, if I remember correctly. After so many years, some kind of amnesty will happen...

[GGV]

I don’t understand, you are not satisfied with the verdict of Shavenkova or Efremov. So according to Efremov, for me everything is clear: he was drunk and careless, he refused during the investigation and in court, and he also tried to play the card of repression of dissidents. So in relation to Efremov, it’s definitely very humanely.

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: ROSS 42

And Mikhail Efremov - to eight years in a general regime colony for an accident with human casualties, which he caused in early June in the area of ​​​​Smolenskaya Square.

Efremov imprisoned himself with the help of an inadequate lawyer.
If he had immediately admitted his guilt, repented, and spent the money not on a lawyer, but on compensation for damage, he would have received 3-4 years of settlement, i.e. exile to the village.

[Denis812]

This is a completely standard measure, quite old already.
The verdict will be postponed due to the absence of the sentenced person.
If Ovsyannikova wants, she can appear in person in court and file an appeal. She will be arrested and an appeal will be considered.
Quite normal world practice.

[hhurik]

In fact, it is a common practice: in 2011 in Russia, sentences were passed in absentia against 549 defendants, in 2021 - against 298.
Under the USSR, people were shot in absentia.

[tatarin1972]

The work of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Federal Penitentiary Service and the Border Troops is fascinating.

[yuri bakster]

Quote: tatarin1972

The work of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Federal Penitentiary Service and the Border Troops is fascinating.

Most likely, there was a command to release, many of them ran away..... correspondence students)

[AdAstra]

There are no border troops now, please excuse me.

[aakvit]

Ugh, the skin is under the mattress! And how many of these are still sitting in different places! Oh, how Lavrenty Palych and Smersh are missing, they would be very useful now!

[Ross xnumx]

To do this, she should first visit Donetsk and visit the Alley of Angels, where minor residents of Donbass who died due to the fault of the Kyiv security forces are buried. And after this, the ex-media employee could show civic consciousness by coming to Kyiv and organizing a picket there against the murder of Ukrainian children by war criminals from the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The most correct and meaningful remark.
How do people like this end up on television?

[shtatsov]

You have no reason to be unhappy that she left house arrest! We need to look wider and deeper!))) Imagine that this sheep will serve its 8,5 years. He will come out and continue to slowly crap here. And so, there is no need to maintain it for 8,5 years. And most importantly, she will never appear in Russia again in her life! We got rid of it forever, with minimal hassle. And no one with placards will jump for her as a prisoner of conscience and the bloody regime! Why create these prisoners?!

[Neo-9947]

Punishment includes an element of punishment and restoration of social justice.
And where is this element if she lives abroad?

[shtatsov]

Yes, let him live over the hill. Well, why shoot her because she’s a sheep? Where will she end up in that hillock!? They've already kicked the journalists out, don't offer a brothel, you know, it's not the same years. How can an imported dishwasher threaten you? As they say, be gone, unclean!))

[GGV]

In ancient times, one of the most terrible punishments was expulsion from the clan. It is clear that times and morals are different. But believe me: to leave and leave family, friends, and in general her entire past life, and not yet knowing what awaits her there ahead ( work, life), maybe this is the strangest punishment.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: shtatsov

You have no reason to be unhappy that she left house arrest! We need to look wider and deeper!))) Imagine that this sheep will serve its 8,5 years. He will come out and continue to slowly crap here. And so, there is no need to maintain it for 8,5 years. And most importantly, she will never appear in Russia again in her life! We got rid of it forever, with minimal hassle. And no one with placards will jump for her as a prisoner of conscience and the bloody regime! Why create these prisoners?!

Without any doubt, your point of view is interesting, but still, it would be better if she first served the measured 8,5 years in the zone and received a specialty as a seamstress motorist, and after serving her time, she was deprived of citizenship, taken to the border and expelled with an merciless kick in the ass for borders of the country.

[shtatsov]

With both hands FOR! But let's look at things realistically, not a single bastard was deprived of citizenship or expelled from the country. Even someone like Chubais left herself, and so did others.
The main thing here is not to punish this little thing. She is a nobody, and her name is the same. And the main thing is to cleanse the country of such people. But if Chubais sat down on the path, then YES! He is an honored sage))

[rotmistr60]

It’s a strange situation, and not with the first “fighter against the regime.” First we let you leave in peace, and then we begin to pronounce a sentence in absentia. Still, it’s probably time to end this and finally understand that the laws of the Russian Federation and Art. The Criminal Code is the same for everyone, regardless of position and position, connections and political expediency.

[Esaul]

And when will the verdict be announced for those who made her escape from house arrest?

[APASUS]

Our legislation is interesting. House arrest does not imply a ban on traveling abroad

[Codett]

Once again I am convinced that either the authorities and bodies are corrupt, or traitors in high positions allow Judases to escape, or they are so incompetent that they cannot do anything, but rather do everything at once.

[barbiturate]

It looks like they didn’t make a martyr out of her and just let her go, but returning with a hanging sentence is not a good idea.

[shtatsov]

That's what I'm talking about. Fuck these great martyrs, then draw them!

[alystan]

sentencing in absentia to ex-editor of Channel One

Scared a hedgehog naked booty ...

There are still a legion of people like Ovsyannikova in Russia. Something needs to be done about the reason for their appearance, and not fight with windmills.

We read the article for October 3, “Summer” with Hitler. Why Ivan Shmelev became an outcast in exile.”

The exhibition “Confrontation and Reconciliation,” dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the writer Ivan Shmelev, opens at the House of Russian Abroad.

From whose pen came the following words:

I am so enlightened by the event of 22.VI., the great feat of the Knight who raised his sword against the Devil. I firmly believe that strong ties of brotherhood will now bind both great nations. Great suffering purifies and uplifts. Lord, how my heart beats with unspeakable joy... Yours, Iv. Shmelev.

(from Shmelev’s letter dated June 30, 1941)

...knew that there would be something important today, I left the radio open... After all, yesterday was my Serezhechka’s day, Rev. Sergius of Radonezh, patron saint of Russia. I was waiting. I was waiting for an echo, - I was waiting for the gospel - from “Kulikovo Field”! ... I was not deceived by my heart, the Reverend responded... I heard fanfares, a drum - at 2:30 - a special communiqué: the devil's front has been broken, near Vyazma, in front of Moscow, the armies are surrounded... the butchering is underway, The monk enters his patrimony. God is created not in our ways, but in His ways - incomprehensible to us... Yours Iv. Shmelev.

(from Shmelev’s letter dated October 09, 1941, where he rejoices at the encirclement of the Russian army near Vyazma)

[vovochkarzhevsky]

Will there be a court decision regarding one major?

[Aken]

Ships? What did she do that she should be judged? He seems to be sitting quietly.

[alystan]

In your opinion, her statements mean nothing, just like Ovsyannikova’s performance with a poster?
But it's the same thing. Only the false major got away with just public censure.

[Aken]

I haven't heard any statements. I didn't intend to track her. But I didn’t notice the noise around her name.

[vovochkarzhevsky]

I haven't heard any statements. I didn't intend to track her. But I didn’t notice the noise around her name.

That is, the fact that an active officer calls his rank nominal and leaves the Russian Federation during the military military service is a trifle?
https://www.kp.ru/sports/others/zayavlenie-uehavshej-iz-rossii-eleny-isinbaevoj-vyzvalo-grandioznyj-skandal-otreklas-ot-zvanij/

[Aken]

Active officer? Commander of a self-propelled howitzer battalion?
She lives in Spain. How did the regiment commander let her go?
Oh, I understand, he keeps a safe house in Tenerife for Petrov and Bashirov. Well, then yes.

[vovochkarzhevsky]

Active officer? Commander of a self-propelled howitzer battalion?
She lives in Spain. How did the regiment commander let her go?
Oh, I understand, he keeps a safe house in Tenerife for Petrov and Bashirov. Well, then yes.

Don't try to turn on the fool, you have this option by default.

[Aken]

Are you getting nervous? The main thing is not to treat with vodka.

[vovochkarzhevsky]

Are you getting nervous? The main thing is not to treat with vodka.

Are you having fun? But you still don’t get carried away with vodka, especially since your idol won’t appreciate you.

[Pankrat25]

Don't try to turn on the fool, you have this option by default.

Bravo!! I give a standing ovation!

[shtatsov]

Well, here the court is needed only to decide to deprive her of her military rank and all awards. In my opinion, no one except the court can make such a decision. The only question is who will put forward such a proposal to the court?

[Pankrat25]

For your information, a trial for an active army officer cannot be open or civil.

[Petr_Koldunov]

Maybe this will teach our authorities NOT to trust frightened patriots! And if any of them is caught, he is in any case sent to the zugunder for the duration of the preliminary investigation...

[Huarabey]

Strange escape story. Her passports should have been confiscated. But for some reason they didn’t confiscate it. I can’t believe such a stupid omission on the part of the investigation.

[runway-1]

The Basmanny Court of Moscow announced a verdict in absentia for former Channel One editor Marina Ovsyannikova. She was sentenced to eight and a half years in prison.

Multimillion-dollar plunderers of state property and all sorts of other swindlers are punished similarly, or even less...

[Aleksandr58]

Swollen...
Okay, she gets 8 years for being an idiot. Why are they still silent about who squandered military property, destroyed military schools, lied about the high combat readiness of the army, and stole the money allocated for this? Who are these heroes and why aren’t they still serving life sentences?!

[restless]

Such scum, and even under house arrest, the judges were also at a loss to dismiss such judges at the minimum wage, in fact, for their assistance they would serve a sentence in a colony with their convicts...

[Pankrat25]

You're overplaying your hand, comrade, she didn't come out with a grenade launcher, but with a poster, so the preventive measure is more than sufficient. Another question: how was she able to cross the state border, being under house arrest? Where is the seat of the official who allowed this to happen?

[Alexander Shumeiko]

Absentee sentences and what? You might think that he will serve time later? They'll let it all go - beyond the statute of limitations... but you never know how many excuses there will be. If “liberal scum” end up in power (but there are no guarantees that they won’t—time will just pass when everyone forgets everything and oh yeah)—they will also become victims of the regime. A sentence in absentia makes sense - when a liquidator agent is sent to execute it. When an aircraft fires a precision-guided munition at a specific target. Or at least there is a technique - how to catch such people and deliver them to places of serving their sentences. AND THERE IS NOTHING OF THIS.

[GrandDao]

The position of all such inaccuracies about Donbass was voiced by Scholz at the very beginning of the North Military District. For some reason he found it funny. Like her, apparently, too. They didn't find it funny when Russia finally responded!

[Glagol1]

Cool! Freed yourself from house arrest - once! Left the country - two! I settled in Europe - well, it was easy. But about one-two, extravaganza, you can’t do this alone, especially as a media personality.

[rusmor55]

I would like to know how, with such a worldview, she worked on a state television program, even as an editor. What is the worldview of the editor-in-chief of Channel 1 then? And he rules, no matter what!

[Pankrat25]

And such a creature imposed his personal opinion on the entire country!