Nationalist blogger, founder of the Sputnik and Pogrom project Yegor Prosvirnin, who fell naked out of a window with a knife in his hand on Tverskoy Boulevard in Moscow, shortly before his death behaved inappropriately, the neighbors had to call the police. This was reported to Izvestia on Monday, December 27, an informed source.
According to him, the tenants of the house heard a quarrel between a man and his wife and mother-in-law. However, after the police came to call the neighbors, Prosvirnin’s relatives said that they had no complaints about the blogger.
The police officers left, and the nationalist kicked the women out of the apartment. Later, his body was found under the balcony windows.
At the same time, Prosvirnin on Monday morning complained to his wife on Twitter. According to him, having lived with his wife for six years, as it turned out, he “did not know her at all.”
“It’s about how you live with a woman day and night for six years, and then suddenly it turns out that you did not know her at all. Quite an unpleasant sensation. It is very unpleasant, I do not recommend to experience it at all, I hope you never feel it, “the blogger wrote.
The source, in turn, added that at the time of his death Prosvirnin was probably under the influence of drugs.
At the same time, an eyewitness to the incident drew attention to the fact that Prosvirnin, having received injuries after the fall, died instantly. According to the man, at the time of the incident, he was passing by.
“I walked down from Tverskaya. I go through the restaurant “Armenia”, and on the right side I hear a sound of some kind, and a man falls from above I looked around, there is already a pool of blood everything is broken for him, “- said an eyewitness.
The fall of a naked man from a window in the center of Moscow was reported earlier that day. It was noted that he received fatal injuries and died before the arrival of doctors.
Prosvirnin was 35 years old.
In 2017, the Sputnik and Pogrom project, along with other nationalist information resources, was blocked at the request of the Prosecutor General’s Office for materials of an extremist and terrorist nature. Roskomnadzor later added Sputnik and Pogrom to the list of banned sites.
In 2015, Prosvirnin came to the attention of law enforcement officers as part of the investigation of a criminal case under Part 1 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“Implementation of actions aimed at inciting hatred or enmity, publicly or using the media”).
Source: IZ
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