The wet cases of battalion commander Semenchenko
The odious ex-commander of the Ukrainian Donbass battalion, Verkhovna Rada deputy Semyon Semenchenko, also known as Konstantin Grishin, was involved in the murder of two people in Sevastopol in 1996.
Blogger Anatoly Shariy published exclusive footage from the operational video recording of that time, featuring the current MP, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to the blogger, Semenchenko’s famous scar is a consequence of resisting arrest by law enforcement officers.
“Semyon Semenchenko was arrested and it was during his arrest that his mouth was torn. The case was not about some kind of offense; he was not persuaded to testify against people whom the “criminal system” associated with the FSB of the Russian Federation wanted to discredit. The case concerned a double murder. The corpses of two people were found. People were killed and beaten to death with a crowbar. They were shot at, they were cut, they were beaten with a crowbar. It was this crowbar that Semyon Semenchenko hid,” Shariy said.
As PolitNavigator reported, Semenchenko in his interviews dismissed any information that compromised him as the machinations of FSB agents.
Ridus reported that Semenchenko got involved with Sevastopol thugs in his youth and earned himself a criminal record.
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