The other side's version: what does the wife of the "fighter" who beat up the scientist Zezin say

Over the past few days, Runet has been discussing the death of Ural scientist Nikita Zezin, who was allegedly beaten by outraged parents of teenagers detained by an employee of the Russian Academy of Sciences in experimental fields.

There is a video of the beating online, but now there is also an opinion of the other side in the case — the wife of one of the "fighters" told why her family wrote a response statement to the police. Details are provided by Starhit.

The woman's name is Svetlana Reverchuk. And she has a completely different version of events, after which Zezin died in the hospital from the effects of a heart attack.

According to Svetlana, the children really rode ATVs in the pea field, but there were no crops there anymore. The children wanted to collect the leftovers, and then adult men drove up to them on the UAZ.

"They just pushed them out by the scruff of the neck. They grabbed my hands, threatened me with a stick. But they didn't beat me," the woman said.

Zezin and his colleague allegedly behaved aggressively and did not allow the students to call their parents: "They said, 'Stand still, don't move anywhere. We will educate you with a stick.“ Wreckers, terrorists — they were called something else. Then the parents drove up. One child was crying very hard."

Svetlana also disagrees with the version about the beating. According to her, her husband, in his emotions, only slapped Zezin in the face, but did not beat him with his hands and feet. After that, the family went to the police, but they were denied the application there.

Not everything is clear about the cause of Nikita Zezin's death. Initially, the media wrote about a heart attack, but Svetlana has her own version for this: "The man did not die of a heart attack. He died of chronic urolithiasis, he had pus in his stomach. This is the conclusion of medical experts" (the last statement is complete nonsense. — Approx. EADaily).