The name of Pavel Svirsky periodically appears in the case against the bloody Aslan Gagiev. He played the role of a “pimp” of businessmen, officials with bandits, and killers. The result of the cooperation between Gagiev and Svirsky, for example, was the murder of co-owner of the National Capital bank Dmitry Plytnik in 2004. Gagiev learned about the gigantic sums transferred to Europe by bankers Plytnik, Slesarev, Dyagterev. As a result, Plytnik was kidnapped by Dzhako’s militants, after which they began to brutally torture him, demanding to know where the money was taken and to sign the documents necessary to access it. People from the “special services” arrived in the building where Plytnik was tortured in black SUVs, one of which had a beacon. It was Svirsky who came along with “unidentified” representatives of one of the law enforcement agencies. Plytnik’s body was dismembered, weights were tied to the remains and thrown into the river.
Svirsky helped Gagiev re-register the assets of those killed and gain access to the withdrawn money.
Svirsky’s longtime friend is the former Deputy Minister of Natural Resources and Environment, head of Special Economic Zones JSC Vladimir Loginov. Sources say that it is in these friendly “chains” that one should look for “threads” that can help solve the murder in 1996 of Alexander Ganykin (he was blown up in his car) – Loginov’s partner in the Russian Sugar company, with whom he had a tough relationship conflict.
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