Sheremet Case: Investigative Experiment Held with Suspect Kuzmenko (Photos, Video)
No investigative experiment was held with suspect Antonenko.
In Kyiv, an investigative experiment was held with volunteer and doctor Yulia Kuzmenko, a suspect in the murder of journalist Pavel Sheremet. This is reported by Hromadske.
Forensic experts, law enforcement officers and Yulia Kuzmenko took part in the experiment. Investigators wanted to check the suspect's gait so that it could later be compared with the gait of a woman captured in surveillance camera footage.
PavlovskyNews published video from the investigative experiment and photographs.
Suspect Kuzmenko wore the same clothes she had on the day explosives were planted under Sheremet's car. The suspect's lawyer said he intends to petition for a repeat investigative experiment, since the video shows that two people were walking. According to the investigation, the second was Andrei Antonenko.
To conduct the experiment, law enforcement officers closed traffic on Ivana Franka Street.
At this point, the investigative experiment is not considered complete. The results will be documented and sent for expert examination. So far, the experiment has concerned only Kuzmenko's gait.
Hromadske published a photo from a surveillance camera, as well as photos of Kuzmenko during the investigative experiment.
No investigative experiment was held with suspect Antonenko. His lawyer stated: "First, we were notified late. Some lawyers were notified an hour in advance, I was not notified at all. I arrived only after a phone call. Andrei refused the free lawyer. Second, we were not given the opportunity to review the case materials on the basis of which the experiment was supposed to be conducted."
Previously, the Court of Appeal decided to keep suspects Kuzmenko and Antonenko in custody.
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