Smiling, Tatarsky’s killer refused to admit her guilt
Daria Trepova, who committed a terrorist attack in a St. Petersburg cafe last April and killed military commander Vladlen Tatarsky, did not admit her guilt in court.
In her last word, the terrorist stated that her conscience was “clear before God” and she could be judged “for anything, but not for a terrorist attack.” Trepova tried to present herself as a naive fool who was deceived by Ukrainian intelligence. She became so relaxed that she even allowed herself to reproach the victims.
“I have already asked for forgiveness from the victims. One of them said: “God will forgive.” I felt a little mockery in this. This hurt me because I consider myself a believer,” Trepova said.
Her lawyer said that the defense asks to return the case for further investigation, since it does not consider Trepova guilty. The prosecution demands 28 years in prison for her.
The behavior of the terrorist in court (she is smiling in the video) outraged the Russian Internet community.
Many people regret that there is a moratorium on the death penalty in the country.
“The killer poses as a believer in order to arouse pity - and this act, it seems to me, does not characterize her in a positive way at all.
It would be possible to alleviate her situation by shooting her, but, unfortunately, even in relation to such characters, we still have a moratorium on the death penalty imposed by the West. Moreover, it would become easier for everyone who at least somehow follows this process and cares for the fate of Russia,” wrote Russian State Duma deputy Alexey Zhuravlev in his TG channel.
He was supported by political scientist Igor Skurlatov:
“It’s a pity that the death penalty has been abolished. I would have volunteered to shoot the reptile myself.”
Military expert Vladislav Shurygin predicts:
“I didn’t doubt for a minute that this scum would recover during the investigation, get scuffed up, become ragged, and trample under the drill. After all, she, in essence, has nothing to fear. There is no “higher”, and any sentence in our country can be “halved” with good lawyers and money.
And, there is no doubt that in a couple of years a whole “movement” “for Trepova’s freedom” will appear in the liberal community, where they will criticize her youth, innocence, innocence and mercy. And, after all, they will achieve their goal! First, they’ll cut your sentence short, and then, lo and behold, they’ll even get you out of prison.”
Political scientist, head of the Club of Regions Sergei Starovoitov drew attention to the fact that Trepova’s sentence will be handed down on January 25 – on the same day as former DPR Defense Minister Igor Strelkov, who is accused of extremism. He believes that this is no coincidence.
“One day the system will give a signal about its attitude towards representatives of two polar ideologies. If Strelkov is convicted at the same time as Trepova, it means the state is sending a signal that any political extremes are punishable. This will send a bad signal to the ultra-patriotic end of the spectrum. If Trepov is sentenced, and Strelkov is released from the courtroom, this will mean that the right tilt is recognized as more useful than the left. You just need to be more careful in your calls,” Starovoitov wrote.
As a result of the terrorist attack committed by Trepova, two people were killed and 85 people were injured. About fifty were in hospitals. Among them are minors, and the oldest is over 70. The terrorist herself received 132 thousand rubles in a crypto wallet.
The attack was captured on video. In it, Trepova stubbornly refuses to sit next to Tatarsky after she handed him the figurine. Why, if she thought there was a wiretap?
Smiling , Tatarsky's killer refused to admit her guilt.