You
are getting ready again. Let me follow behind you
.
What? Let's go. Alright, yeah.
Bye.
Alright, take care.
LifeNews is over there. Okay.
Well, it's very colorful, of course.
That mask is really funny, of course.
No, on the operative officer.
I think they look really funny,
of course, the way they get into the car wearing that
mask.
Well, the last one has just ended,
I hope the last search, which
took place at the Anti-Corruption Foundation's
office. They searched our safe, which
they were unable to search yesterday. Seized from it
were cash—no, not seized, cash was found
in the amount of 570 rubles. They also found
our employees' work record books
and my tax return.
After some brief discussion,
the investigators decided that none of it was
of any interest to them. So
they inspected the safe and left. So far I have
not been summoned for any more interrogations,
searches, or other investigative
actions. And it seems, as far as I
understand, that we're done with the searches too.
What happens next is unclear both to me and to
the members of the investigative team, who,
there are a great many of, and who are not aware at all
of the overall strategy of the investigation.
So that's basically it.
At first they said that they would probably
take the tax return.
Well, somehow they consulted by phone
with their superiors and decided that the tax
return was of no interest to them.
Alright, thank you very much.
Hey, Dima. Well, that's it,
finally. Honestly, I'm really
sick of them—this is just such a
pointless waste of time. Terrible.
Now I'll put everything back in the safe.
Do you think we shouldn't publish a photo of the safe? What? A photo of the safe
shouldn't be published? Yeah, they found nothing there. 570
rubles.
They didn't seize it. Yeah
No, they didn't seize it. They just found it.
Your work record books are very suspicious
indeed.
By the way, they found
a magazine.
And they didn't seize that either? Well, it was empty.
It was from the non-lethal pistol that they found at my
home.
That's all.
