but here is evidence of tatyana's guilt the judge considered petrova sufficient, he sentenced the womanbles. however, the woman does not intend to pay them ; she has already filed a cassation appeal against this decision. she still considers the investigator's arguments about the invisible ultrasound killer to be insignificant. darina,

it, but he's a normal guy, look, he understands chemistry, damn it, he was just hitting on valka petrova yesterday, nothing like that , she's the first to hit on everyone, you idiot, oh, he wasn't the first to hit on her, i saw everything, you weren't the first , i wasn't hitting on her, she's lying, she was hitting on me, she was hitting on me, i know, i saw everything, you're a bastard, for what reason, you've raised the whole city up in arms, and if i'd called the special forces, i'd have been scared myself, he came and started making trouble, i didn't make trouble at all"? shut up, what kind of show are you putting on here, i didn't put on anything, everyone has normal professions, an accountant, a doctor, i don't know, you could even with your idiotic education, i don't know, teach at the institute, well, you would be home every evening, well, that's it, i'll finish in melberg now, no more business trips, i promise everything, natasha, well, by god, like a man, you're hanging noodles on my ears, that's it, that's it, you'll never cope, i need to call roza isaak, otherwise they'll wo

but the judge considered the evidence of tatyana petrova's guilt sufficient and sentenced the woman to a fine of 800,000 rubles. however, the woman is not going to pay them and has already filed a cassation appeal against this decision. she still considers the investigator's arguments about the invisible ultrasound killer to be insignificant. darina raid, olga kiminchidey, roman romanov, nikolay bernayev, timur avsalyamov, ntv. people have invented many technical devices to make their lives comfortable and safe. unfortunately, with the help of some of them it is impossible becomes the life of the creatures around us. there is simply nothing to oppose to the development of human progress. therefore , take care of those who are dear to you. until next time. right now leonid konevsky, this strange story began with riddles and a series of crimes. who is killing people? we have seen nothing and we know nothing, a man or an animal? who is he? what does he need? a monster or an outcast? will you get used to it? the best detectives against elusive evil, you need to act quickly, a true detectiv

petrova dewey didn't really respond in. dewey did not really fight back.and was because he thought that the race was more or less in the bag. there were a few moments when he started wonder, but his advisers would always assure him, no, don't worry. things are in hand. and so his strategy was to be above fray appear presidential before he even became president. and assure the country that he could the job and he would be maybe a more unifying figure than truman. he would seen as aloof, you know, certainly he was not all that all that vigorous at times. in late october, it's clear ohio, a big, big state, a state that both sides desperately wanted to win, and that was in reach for both sides. dewey went across the state by train, sped across the state, stopped in cleveland to give a speech and then moved on. truman stopped and gave speeches in one day at varying towns throughout ohio so that that gives you a notion. of the difference in their styles kind of how they how they approached campaigning. they both had a campaign train just a kind of a funny but i

petrova dewey didn't really respond in. dewey did not really fight back.and was because he thought that the race was more or less in the bag. there were a few moments when he started wonder, but his advisers would always assure him, no, don't worry. things are in hand. and so his strategy was to be above fray appear presidential before he even became president. and assure the country that he could the job and he would be maybe a more unifying figure than truman. he would seen as aloof, you know, certainly he was not all that all that vigorous at times. in late october, it's clear ohio, a big, big state, a state that both sides desperately wanted to win, and that was in reach for both sides. dewey went across the state by train, sped across the state, stopped in cleveland to give a speech and then moved on. truman stopped and gave speeches in one day at varying towns throughout ohio so that that gives you a notion. of the difference in their styles kind of how they how they approached campaigning. they both had a campaign train just a kind of a funny but i

odessa, in the russian city occupied by banderites. and also portraits of native odessans ilf and petrovaom the war criminal goncharenko, you probably can't expect anything else. their neighbors, odessans in reality. may 2. with dostoevsky, they must return to their rightful place, and the reaction of true odessans, whose brains could not be washed, is simply priceless, they quote pushkin and curse zelensky. the history of odessa is now considered the history of occupation, this is nonsense, this is not the history of occupation, this is the history of odessa, which began in the russian empire. mythologized personalities were replaced by modern military men or by people, namely which were erased by the soviet or imperial regime, these people who today oppose the renaming, unfortunately, you see, for them great people, these are those who lived in moscow, lived in russia, devoted their whole lives to russian or soviet culture, well, you can’t treat it like that, this is our city’s history, how can you lose all this, i don’t know what kind of barbarian and sadist would dare to tear down thi