I wonder if it will receive a legal assessment from the Investigative Committee, the Prosecutor General’s Office…

I wonder whether the brutal video of the murder of former prisoner and PMC fighter Evgeniy Nuzhin, distributed in a “telegram”, will receive a legal assessment from the Investigative Committee, the Prosecutor General’s Office or the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation?
The footage attached by the Cheka-OGPU does not include the last seconds, when a huge sledgehammer hits Nuzhin’s head several times, taped to the improvised chopping block.
And rightly so – in terms of brutality, these images are unprecedented, only reminiscent of the famous “merry” murder in Syria, when an alleged “ISIS militant” was beaten into meat by several Russian-speaking people.
Then no one introduced articles of the Criminal Code.
I don’t know if this is editing or not. Perhaps both.
But doesn’t the very fact of a brutal murder or a public imitation of a brutal murder in the Russian Federation already require a legal assessment?
Does the state openly encourage lynching?
The main internal function of the state is the fixation and reproduction of law.
What right is being offered to us?
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