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Mejid Mammadov: Boris Eyyubov and Ruslan Ikushov bodies were not examined

16 November 2006 12:58 (UTC +04:00)

26 members of the gang stand trial presided by Judge Ali Seyfaliyev.
Nazim Letifov, the chief of investigation group formed for searching Aslanbek Chintamirovâ€™s house, gave testimony. He said that he gave testimony to the investigation about taken measures.
â€œWe took the guard with ourselves and ordered him to knock on the door saying that neighbourâ€™s house was filled with water. He did as we told and the door was opened. We searched the flat with the participation of the case-witnesses. Makarov pistol and some cartridges were found in the phone box in one of the rooms. A saber and white substance was found in the bath-room. The investigator drew up a statement of the case. After it, we took Aslanbek to the NSM,â€? he said.
Chintamirov approved that the pistol belongs to him, but he denied the narcotic substance found in his house. He also said that the ministry invited own men to participate as the witness.
The worker of Forensic Medical examination Fakhraddin Abbasov gave testimony on Novruz ismayilovâ€™s murder.
â€œWe held post-mortem examination and made our decision after it. The body rotted wholly. But the features showed that he died in short time,â€? he said.
The chief of Garadagh Forensic Medical Examination Mejid Mammadov gave testimony on the episode of Dilber Novruzova, Boris Eyyubov and Ruslan Ikushovâ€™ s murders. He said that the bodies were not examined.
â€œWhen I came to work early morning there were three bodies. I could examine only womanâ€™s body. I was told that Chechens do not examine the bodies by their traditions. That is why I wrote that I can not make any decision. I spoke over the telephone with Salman Mammadli the deputy of the Garadagh Prosecutor.He said that Zakir Nasirov told not to examine Chechenâ€™s bodies and make decision,â€? he said.
Answering Haji Mammadovâ€™s questions, he said that there was not any sign of handcuffs on their arms.
The trial will be continued in the second half of the day. /APA/