Colonel of the TFR Vladislav Kapustin went out to talk to the citizens and was stabbed in the back. His killer, Sergei Grigoriev, had previously threatened law enforcement

The shocking incident took place on Tuesday, October 1, at the entrance of the building of the central office of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation in the Technical Lane of Moscow. One of the employees of the department, 42-year-old Colonel of Justice Vladislav Kapustin, a citizen who, according to numerous media outlets and eyewitnesses of the incident, is mentally inadequate.

Kapustin left the building to talk to the citizens who came to the UK with their statements. At some point, a man approached him and stabbed him in the heart with a knife from behind.

The victim was called an ambulance, which, in turn, sent an employee of the UK to the Sklifosovsky Research Institute. There, Kapustin was operated on, however, despite the efforts of doctors, it was not possible to save his life.

“An officer of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, Colonel of Justice Vladislav Vladimirovich Kapustin, died in a medical facility without regaining consciousness after an attack on him,” the TFR said in an official statement. “Our comrade was fulfilling his duties in organizing the reception of citizens when he was mortally wounded,” the department added.

On the fact of the incident, a criminal case was initiated under article 317 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (encroachment on the life of a law enforcement officer).

As for the attacker, he, according to eyewitnesses, tried to flee the scene of the crime, but almost immediately ran into a passing Lexus, and Kapustin's colleagues ran up to him.

What is known about the deceased

MK observers found out that Kapustin came from a family of prosecutors. His father served in the prosecutor's office for two decades and is currently retired. Vladislav Vladimirovich himself began his service with the internal affairs bodies, then again moved to the prosecutor's office, and from there to the Investigative Committee.

In 2016, Kapustin considered the complaint of Rusfond related to the theft of money donated for the treatment of singer Zhanna Friske, who eventually died of brain cancer. Then the representatives of "Rusfond" asked to initiate a criminal case on the theft of 20.8 million rubles. Kapustin replied to the complainants that this case was within the competence of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and the relevant materials were handed over to the police.

It also became known that the Colonel of the TFR just the day before, on September 30, came out of vacation. The attack on Kapustin shocked his colleagues. He was on duty in the UK and, following the regulations, went out to the visitors.

“This is a common practice when the duty officer comes down to the visitor,” one of the TFR employees commented on what happened to MK journalists. - And he takes right down, almost to the frame. By the way, there are frames. But no one's bags are checked at the entrance. Previously, we did not feel any danger (after all, this is the Investigative Committee, not a bank), but now we all understand this. Hair stand on end from the realization of insecurity, ”the source quoted the publication as saying.

Killer: Started with online threats

Shortly after reports of Kapustin's death, a video of the arrest of the man who attacked him appeared on the Web.

At present, investigators are working with 39-year-old Sergei Grigoriev - that is the name of the detainee. According to preliminary information, the attacker is a resident of St. Petersburg and is registered in a neuropsychiatric dispensary. In the near future he will be sent for a psychological and psychiatric examination.

It also became known that Grigoriev had previously threatened law enforcement officers. Publications of the relevant content were found on his page in social networks and on the website of the psycho-neurological dispensary No. 9 of the Nevsky district of St. Petersburg, where the man was observed. “Gonoshish, and people are bred for property and tortured”, “get it, p ...!” - said in his messages.

The KP observers, in turn, found out that the housing problem could have provoked the brutal attack of the Petersburger. According to media reports, a note was found on Grigoriev, saying that he unsuccessfully sought the return of his housing, in which he sold a share, and wrote applications and complaints to law enforcement agencies.

“This time Sergey came to the building on Tekhnichesky Lane with the same goal - to write another appeal. But he was told that he needed to go to the building at a different address. Then Grigoriev lost his temper, took out a homemade knife and hit the first investigator he came across, ”the publication says.

Andrey Grivtsov, a former investigator for especially important cases of the ICR, commenting on what happened at the request of journalists, noted: “Most likely, the person was simply brought to the attention of how, in his opinion, his appeals are considered incorrectly. Perhaps this was superimposed on some personality traits, for example, existing diseases. This, of course, does not justify the killer, but it cannot be ruled out that if someone had once treated his problem carefully, just listened like a human being, such a tragedy would not have happened, ”summed up Grivtsov.

So decided the court in Moscow. Litigation lasted for about a year. Relatives believed that the lawsuit was illegal, Rusfond demanded to report on what the money that the Russians donated for treatment was spent on.

This scandalous process about the missing money, in contrast to the process of collecting this very money, was as closed as possible. Neither the defendants nor the plaintiff gave any comments to the press after the final knock of the judge's gavel. The charitable organization Rusfond, which collected almost 22 million rubles from the family, limited itself to only a modest press release on its official website.

“The defendants were the singer’s parents Vladimir and Olga Friske, as well as the minor son of Zhanna Platon, whose interests were represented in court by his father Dmitry Shepelev. collect jointly and severally from the defendants 21,633,214 rubles. The court announced the operative part of the decision today. The decision itself with the motives of the adopted judicial act will be drawn up within the next five working days. We will publish the text of the decision, "Rusfond" reported on its official page on the Internet.

Of the 25 million rubles collected in 2014 to save the life of Russian singer Zhanna Friske, suffering from a rare form of cancer, according to the documents, only four were spent. The fate of the rest of the money remains unknown to this day. During the entire period of the judicial debate, not a single report on the movement of the remaining 21 million rubles was provided to the court.

“I believe that these documents really existed, because I had a trusting relationship of a working format in terms of trust. And they told me about the existence of these documents. Here it was of fundamental importance to document the targeted spending for the money received And, apparently, the results of a further appeal against this decision will also lead nowhere. And most likely the Friske family will have to pay off this damage in enforcement proceedings, "said lawyer Alexander Karabanov.

By the way, in this lawsuit, the Friske family for some reason refused the services of their already ex-lawyer Alexander Karabanov in favor of less professional lawyers. Their petition to terminate the consideration of the case was rejected by the Perovsky court. It is also strange that for a long time Zhanna's family accused the ex-wife of her daughter, Dmitry Shepelev, of embezzling an unbearable amount. However, they have now stated that Zhanna allegedly spent most of the money herself, and the rest was managed by an unknown accountant. The decision of the court the family of the late singer is experiencing extremely hard.

The list of defendants also includes the minor son of the artist Platon Shepelev, his interests in court are represented by his father, Dmitry, a conflict with which Friske's parents flared up almost immediately after Zhanna's death. Plato's lawyers also asked to stop the proceedings, as they consider only Friske's mother and father to be guilty of embezzlement. While Plato did not even have time to enter into the rights of heritage. However, the court did not grant the request.

The agreement between Rusfond and the deceased singer provided for the provision of reports on the costs of treatment, and a full refund of unspent funds. After the entry into force of the court decision, enforcement proceedings will be initiated, the purpose of which is to compensate the plaintiff's damages in full. If the parents of Friske and Shepelev do not compensate the amount, the arrest of their property or even bankruptcy proceedings may begin. However, it is known that both sides are already preparing appeals against the verdict that does not suit them. By law, they still have five days to do so.

The dispute over the money allocated for the treatment of the singer lasted more than a year. After Rusfond filed a lawsuit in the case of hereditary property, the court attracted her father Vladimir Friske, mother Olga Kopylova (Friske) and the infant son Plato, whose interests are represented by civil husband Friske TV presenter.

In the last years of her life, Friske struggled with brain cancer. The public learned about the singer's illness in mid-January 2013, when photos of Zhanna in a wheelchair appeared in the media.

Prior to this, the artist had not appeared in public for six months.

On January 20, 2013, Dmitry Shepelev spoke for the first time about Jeanne's diagnosis - an inoperable malignant cancerous tumor - on the air of the Let They Talk program. At the same time, a message appeared on the Rusfond website from the father of the singer Vladimir Friske: according to him, the family had an unpaid bill for $ 104.5 thousand for treatment in the United States. In addition, the singer's relatives decided to continue treatment in a German clinic, where it cost €170,000.

A few days after that, on the air of the program “Let them talk!” On Channel One, a campaign was launched to raise funds for treatment, in which Rusfond acted as a platform. In total, viewers transferred about 64 million rubles to the fund. Of this money, 11.6 million rubles were allocated for Zhanna's treatment at the New York Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Rusfond reported on all money transfers on its website.

Even during a charity event, Friske said that the amount of money raised "significantly exceeds the cost of treatment." At the request of Jeanne, 32.6 million rubles. were sent to pay for the treatment of nine children with cancer. However, neither domestic nor European or American doctors were able to help the singer - on June 15, 2015 she died.

About a year ago, Rusfond filed a lawsuit with a claim for a report on spending 21 million 633 thousand rubles, which were collected by viewers of Channel One. The organization noted that the singer's relatives actively participated in fundraising, regularly appearing on TV shows and turning to the fund for help.

But, according to Rusfond, after the singer died, her relatives refused a request to provide documentary evidence that all donations were spent on paying for the medical services provided.

According to the terms of the agreement that Zhanna Friske entered into with the foundation, the funds raised could only be spent on treatment, and the remaining money had to be returned by providing an expense report. According to Rusfond, only a small part of the total amount of 25.01 million rubles was spent on treatment. According to the organization, the report was received only on spending 4.12 million rubles. The prosecution insisted that after the death of the singer, her heirs got the residual amount necessary for reimbursement of funds in equal shares.

Relatives of Zhanna Friske petitioned to dismiss the case, describing the lawsuit against them as illegal and unlawful. As the representative noted, Rusfond did not provide objective evidence, which means that there were no sufficient grounds for a claim.

“The money that Rusfond asks to recover was transferred to a separate, not Friske’s personal account and was not mixed with her personal money,” the lawyer said. According to him,

it was documented that two weeks before Jeanne's death, the money was cashed by her mother, so the lawsuit should have been filed against her.

However, in the end, the court sided with Rusfond. “To satisfy the claim, to recover from the defendants jointly and severally 21 million 633 thousand rubles, as well as a fee in the amount of 60 thousand rubles,” the resolution says.

Russian singer Zhanna Friske gained popularity in 1996, making her debut as part of the pop group Brilliant. Since 2003, she has been engaged in a very successful solo career, and also began acting in films. Her calling card was the role of the vampire Alice in the film adaptations of the works - "Night ..." and "Day Watch". In addition, Friske played herself in the Quartet I comedy What Men Talk About, and also had a small role in the film Odnoklassniki.ru: CLICK your luck.

The court ordered Dmitry Shepelev and the parents of Zhanna Friske to return to Rusfond the money not spent on her treatment

Today, May 19, the Moscow court ruled on the suit of Rusfond against Zhanna Friske's relatives - father Vladimir Friske, mother Olga Kopylova and the 4-year-old son of the singer Platon represented by his legal representative - father Dmitry Shepelev. According to news agencies, the court ruled to satisfy the fund's demands for the return of the bulk of the money allocated for Zhanna's treatment - 21.633 million rubles, which Friske's caring fans collected for her treatment in 2014.

Satisfy claims. Collect jointly and severally from three defendants: dad, mom, Platon (Shepelev) 21.633 million, - the RIA Novosti agency quotes the words of the judge.

At the time of publication, there were no official comments from the Friske family regarding the court's decision.

Zhanna Friske with her mother Olga Kopylova

Proceedings over the money collected for Zhanna Friske's treatment last for more than a year. According to representatives of "Rusfond", they received a report on the expenditure of 4.12 million rubles, the representatives of the fund do not know anything about the rest of the amount. According to Rusfond, after Zhanna's death, the remaining money in the account went to her relatives, who refused to provide confirmation that the donations were used to pay for medical services. However, the contract concluded with Friske obliged him to provide a report on the costs of treatment, as well as the return of the unspent amount.

Zhanna Friske

As a result, Rusfond filed a lawsuit against Zhanna's relatives and won on May 18, 2017. Now Zhanna's parents Vladimir and Olga Kopylov and Dmitry Shepelev are obliged to return 21.6 million out of 25 million rubles to Rusfond.

Zhanna Friske and Dmitry Shepelev

Recall that Zhanna Friske learned about the terrible diagnosis - brain cancer - during pregnancy. The singer underwent treatment in China for a long time and rehabilitation in Jurmala. In the autumn of 2014, improvement came, Zhanna returned to Moscow, refused a wheelchair and began to move independently. In February 2015, TV presenter and close friend of Zhanna Andrey Malakhov announced that the singer had gone to one of the US clinics for treatment. Later, Zhanna continued her treatment in Moscow, but the singer's condition worsened.

Zhanna Friske died on June 15, 2015 at her home in Balashikha near Moscow. The singer's funeral took place at the Epiphany Cathedral in Yelokhovo. 41-year-old Zhanna Friske was buried at the Nikolo-Arkhangelsk cemetery in Moscow.

Zhanna Friske

Today, October 1, in Moscow, an inadequate citizen attacked Vladislav Kapustin, an employee of the Investigative Committee. The senior inspector of the Office for the Consideration of Complaints and Appeals of Citizens was stabbed to death. Interestingly, it was Kapustin who was investigating the case of Zhanna Friske.

It is reported that Vladislav Kapustin considered the complaint of the charitable organization "Rusfond". The association believed that the money donated for the treatment of the cancer patient Zhanna Friske was stolen.

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The philanthropists demanded to open a criminal case on the theft of 20.8 million rubles. Then it was Kapustin who told Rusfond that the case was within the competence of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and handed over the materials to law enforcement agencies.

Currently, investigators are working at the site of the murder of the inspector at the checkpoint in Technical Lane. The alleged perpetrator of the incident, Sergei Grigoriev, was detained. He is being interrogated. They managed to find the murder weapon - a knife measuring 30-40 centimeters with a black handle, according to the Moskovsky Komsomolets website.

Recall that in 2013, an inoperable brain tumor was found. The charitable society "Rusfond" collected money for the treatment of the star abroad. After the death of the vocalist, the organization demanded the return of the remainder of the donations. Relatives refused to give money.

In early August 2019, the singer's relatives, by a court decision, reimbursed the debts of the Rusfond organization. The proceeds are used to treat children with cancer.