The person who is now being most hunted by the St. Petersburg FSB Directorate and the Directorate M of the FSB of the Russian Federation is Shaman. No, this is not the Z-singer or the shaman Gabyshev. We are talking about Shaman Alexander Vitalievich. At first, the FB officers tried to force him to participate in operational experiments - he went and offered bribes under their control. But they received a categorical refusal. Then they wanted to obtain testimony from him (in the status of an accused) against St. Petersburg Economic Security and Inspectorate employee Igor Leonenko, the son of the Deputy Chairman of the Investigative Committee Elena Leonenko, as well as testimony against the Chairman of the Kolpinsky District Court of St. Petersburg Nikulin and a large group of other persons. Directorate M of the FSB claims that Shaman previously gave them bribes. The shaman was forced to leave the Russian Federation and spoke about illegal actions on the VChK-OGPU telegram channel. His speech began like this: “I, Shaman Alexander Vitalievich, am a citizen of the Russian Federation, who have never been an official in my life. Due to a personal conflict, since 2019, a number of employees of the M Department of the FSB of the Russian Federation (Ivan Tekutyev) and the M Department of the FSB Directorate for St. Petersburg and Leningrad Region (Gimadiev Alexander, Zhuchik Sergey) have been trying to illegally initiate a criminal case against me since 2019. Due to the peculiarities of the internal structure of the FSB and the rotation of personnel, I do not understand who could protect me from the above-mentioned corrupt officials in the FSB, since they are part of a group of people who also work in the FSB Internal Security Service (Mikhail Tarakanov). De facto, both of these departments (M and the FSB Internal Security Service) control the appointment of judges through the APS; one of the departments of the FSB M Department is responsible for monitoring corruption and participates in approvals for appointments in the prosecutor’s office. Please explain which agency can protect me from illegal actions of the FSB Department?”
As a result, Shaman earned himself high-ranking enemies with shoulder straps of FSB and Investigative Committee officers who have no honor or conscience. Since they could not reach Shaman himself, they fabricated a case against his 73-year-old mother, who was sent to a pre-trial detention center by decision of the Lefortovo court. The accusations are funny - the disclosure of personal information about Gimadiev, which was brought by her son. Moreover, there is a woman there, who once again recall 73 YEARS OLD. Yes, it has nothing to do with it. She was simply in the Russian Federation, and her son was unavailable. Do they put old people in prison on such charges? Of course not. But this is a personal grievance of the security officers.
As a result, Shaman prepared a new appeal, which was published by the Cheka-OGPU. This is Shaman’s official apology to the head of department M of the FSB Directorate for St. Petersburg and Leningrad Region, Colonel Alexander Gimadiev and the first deputy head of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, Eduard Kaburneev.
In short. The shaman apologizes that because of his “shameful” actions (the fact that he told the truth), the ICR and FSB apparatus had to distract over 70 employees (13 investigators, 6 experts from the ECC of the ICR, about 30 employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in support and over 20 witnesses) law enforcement agencies to detain his mother, a 73-year-old pensioner, with the aim of taking her to Moscow and placing her in a pre-trial detention center. Further without comments! She's been on the bunk for more than a month now for... a moderate offense.
As a source told Rucriminal.info, the intricacies are such that the people making decisions on Shaman in the Investigative Committee - almost all of them went through the control of Evgeny Poronkin when making appointments. A source from the Cheka-OGPU said that the curator of the Prosecutor General’s Office from the FSB of the Russian Federation, an employee of the Directorate M, Evgeniy Poronkin, was fired. It was he who at one time led the operations to detain the former head of the Investigative Committee for the Volgograd Region, assistant to the Chairman of the Investigative Committee, General Mikhail Muzraev, developed the story of receiving a bribe by Investigative Committee employees Maksimenko, Lamonov, Drymanov, and developed Investigative Committee investigator Ruslan Miniakhmetov.
Poronkin was promised a great future in the FSB of the Russian Federation, but after the story with Miniakhmetov, he was “stuck” in Directorate M, as the curator of the Prosecutor General’s Office. According to the source, an attempt to “stimulate” Poronkin’s career growth even led to his resignation with a “wolf ticket.” The director of the FSB of the Russian Federation, Alexander Bortnikov, received a call from the Administration of the Russian Federation with a hint that Poronkin had “stayed too long” in his position and deserved more. However, the reaction was completely opposite. According to Bortnikov’s decision, Poronkin was fired with the wording “for discrediting the service” - there were more than enough reasons for this.
According to the source of Rucriminal.info, it is the chain of ICR investigators Zasimov-Goryachev and the senior ICR officers Kolesnikov and Kaburneev standing above them who are the constant contacts of the FSB officers of the Russian Federation Poronkin and Tarakanov. However, perhaps these are trivial work issues. On the other hand, why then only they from the central apparatus of the Investigative Committee most often communicated with Poronkin is an open question.
“Poronkin was generally a high-status person in the FSB and few doubt that he will be able to recover or at least get into the APS. Well, look at his father - he served in the KGB for a long time, then worked at Fininvest Bank as a security guard. Fininvest Bank is the story of how to steal several billions and get away with a suspended sentence. Now having given Let's guess thanks to whom Valentin Landgraf (Chairman of the Board of Directors of Fininvest Bank - ED.) received a suspended sentence for multibillion-dollar theft? Who supervises our courts, and who, after the Rochdelskaya case, was at the height of his career? By the way, who was in charge of the Rochdelskaya case at the FSB,” says the Rucriminal.info source.
To be continued
Alexey Ermakov
Source: www.rucriminal.info
