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Larry needs to fucking FIGHT ME

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She was murdered in a restaurant. In a public space. And they haven't reached a verdict.

In Kazakhstan, on the night of November 8–9, 2023, the murder of Saltanat Nukenova occurred in the BAU restaurant, which is located in Astana.

She was killed by ex-Minister of National Economy Kuandyk Bishimbayev.

Almost six months have passed since the crime was committed, but the court has not yet passed a verdict, although there is all the evidence and all the witnesses.  Bishimbayev is defended by six lawyers who ask the brother of the deceased inappropriate questions, and the judge does not reject them, thereby making his brother emotional in order to take him out of the courtroom and continue the hearing without him, which will help Bishimbayev, since he does not admit his guilt.  Quoting the words of the defendant Kuandyk Bishimbayev: “I do not admit guilt completely... Not that completely.  I say that I did not intentionally kill a person with particular cruelty."

Saltanat came to the establishment with her husband, ex-Minister of National Economy of Kazakhstan Kuandyk Bishimbayev.

According to investigators, while intoxicated, he “inflicted a series of crushing blows to the woman’s head with his fists.”  The wife fell to the floor, and then Bishimbayev began kicking her.  Nukenova tried to hide in one of the rooms, but he knocked down the door and beat her again.  After that, the ex-minister grabbed the woman by the throat and began to choke her.

He also said that he punched and kicked his wife for eight hours.  When Saltanat “wheezed,” he saw a large bruise on the entire left side of her face and a swollen nose.  The man was scared, but instead of calling the doctors, he called a clairvoyant.  Bishimbayev, in his own words, thus wanted to find out when Saltanat would “come to his senses.”  The clairvoyant told Bishimbayev that she would soon feel better, after which the official left his wife in the VIP room, and he himself went to a previously planned meeting.

As the brother of the accused, Bakhytzhan Baizhanov, later said, when he arrived at the scene of the incident, he saw a woman who was unconscious.  At Bishimbayev’s request, he picked her up and laid her on the sofa.

Then the ex-minister went to have breakfast, and upon returning “20-30 minutes later” it turned out that Nukenova’s body had become cold and her pulse had disappeared.  Baizhanov suggested calling an ambulance.  However, Bishimbayev decided to wait.  He made attempts to “bring her to her senses” with the help of ammonia, to which the beaten woman did not react.

Please don't be silent.  Spread this news even if you are not from Kazakhstan.  Especially if you are not from Kazakhstan.

The trial of Bishimbayev can be watched live on these channels:

https://youtube.com/@TengrinewsTVKZ?si=sYRtAVo9uBSM9g8D

https://youtube.com/@SupcourtRK?si=qulLenvYE3Y0Pa0W

If you are from Kazakhstan, then please sign the petition regarding the confiscation of Kuandyk Bishimbayev’s property:

https://alash.online/1707-sud.html