Investigator of the Investigative Committee A. Rudoy opens a criminal case against 27-year-old Anna Moroz. He suspects a resident of the village of Molodezhnoye, Simferopol district, of financing extremism, which she allegedly carried out in March 2022.
On the same day, a similar case was opened against another believer from the neighboring village of Mirnoye.
Judge of the Kiev District Court of the city of Simferopol of the Republic of Crimea D. Didenko sanctioned a search in the house of Anna Moroz.
Investigator of the Investigative Committee Zabiyaka V. V. charges Anna.
The court prohibits the believer from changing her place of residence, communicating with witnesses in the case, using communications and the Internet.
Anna Moroz is facing a new charge - participation in the activities of an extremist organization.
Anna Moroz's case is submitted to the Simferopol District Court, it will be considered by Judge Elena Dybova.
The prosecutor reads out the charge, Anna Moroz expresses her attitude toward it — she pleads not guilty. The believer files a motion to refuse the services of a lawyer. The court declines.
The witness for the prosecution, I. I. Latyshev, is being questioned. He does not remember exactly the purpose of the money transfers from Anna’s card. Latyshev cannot explain precisely what “active member” of the organization means — this is how he characterizes the defendant. When the defendant asks whether the religious group “Simferopol — Molodyozhnoye” is banned, Latyshev answers that it is not.
Two other prosecution witnesses do not appear at the hearing. The prosecutor proposes moving on to the examination of the materials in the second volume of the criminal case.