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10 July 2008
Moscow City Court on Wednesday overturned an extension of the arrests of Sergei Nekrasov and Semyon Mogilevich, also known as Sergei Shnaider, in connection with a tax investigation of Arbat Prestige, Interfax reported.
Alexander Sadukov, a lawyer for Nekrasov, said the court ordered a reinvestigation but chose to leave his client and Mogilevich in custody until July 16, the news agency reported. The earlier court ruling had extended their arrests until September 23.
Originally posted by neformore
I wonder...
Do you think this guy could have something on the Alexander Litvitnenko case?
Originally posted by Now_Then
it only has a half life of something like 25-30 days
09.07.2008
However the court left them in custody till July 16 and ordered the district court to reconsider the ruling on their arrest, Nekrasov’s lawyer Alexander Sadukov told Itar-Tass.
November 24, 2008
There is no one on Earth more powerful than he, and, as per usual, he remains unknown, left out of all press and television reports on the subject. The CIA considers him a “grave threat” to global security and the “world’s most dangerous man” (Friedman).
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He has penetrated every stock exchange in the world and controls much of the trading therein.
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NATO has said that he is a “threat to the stability of Europe,” though his name remains little known. This mobster is militarily more powerful than many European countries. He has nuclear weapons from the former Warsaw Pact countries and is presently trading with various governments and providing them with nuclear technology. He has agents in the intelligence agencies of all European countries
The day after the Ukrainian-Russian gas agreement was signed, the Russian press reported that a Moscow court had ordered that Mogilevich and Nekrasov remain in detention until March 23 (www.newsru.com/russia/21jan2009/prodlen.html, January 21). Was the timing coincidental or was it linked to RUE’s debt to Gazprom?