here is one of the posts in the community, it describes the criminal wars that raged in tolyat in thehe monument, another, another, and then photographs from the scene of the murder of the deceased, the authors of the note call alexander beznoshchenko the leader of a small organized crime group that operated in talya in the nineties, here is his grave at the banykinsky cemetery, there are dozens more tombstones nearby, most of them one way or another otherwise reflected in this group, it turns out that the authors were not too lazy to go to the churchyard and re-photograph dozens of graves here, next to the gilded bust, even more suggestive... monuments to the leaders of the talyatin organized criminal groups, then ordinary members of criminal groups are buried, most were not even forty, for them there were busts and marble slabs in human size became the last gifts from surviving comrades, and the children of murdered authorities from an early age were accustomed to visiting their father at the cemetery. after the ninety-fifth year, when my father died, nothing changed, because financ

here is one of the posts in the community, it describes the criminal wars that raged in tolyat in thenother, another, and after pictures from the scene of the murder of the deceased, the authors of the note call alexander beznoshchenko the leader of a small organized crime group that operated in talya in the nineties, here is his grave at the banykinsky cemetery, there are dozens more tombstones nearby, most of them are reflected in one way or another ... in this group, it turns out that the authors were not too lazy to go to the churchyard and re-photograph dozens of graves here. next to the gilded bust there is an even more impressive monument of sculpture of three young guys and one gravestone on everyone, next to her is a lonely cemetery visitor who says he came to visit a classmate. and these guys are also from the upg, yes, well, probably this one, and i learned with this, one day they killed, shoot. that uh-huh, normal, this is something, the so-called bandit alley at the banykinsky cemetery starts almost from the entrance, there are huge monuments to the leaders of the talyati

it is known that zoya lived in tolyat and worked as an administrator in a cinema.orsk. since then there has been no news from him. svetlana anatolyevna ivanova was born in the village of novinka, leningrad region, approximately in 1965-1967. she worked as a flight attendant at aeroflot. she had a husband, vladimir apikalovsky and two children, her own daughter ksenia and pasanok kirill. svetlana anatolyevna, her nephews are looking for her. this woman. name is efimiya. she lived in the village of glushkoviche, in the belarusian ussr. during the dispossession, her entire family was deported to koma autonomous soviet socialist republic. an application to search for efimiya was left on the website wait for me by her niece. in addition to her aunt, she will be happy to find any relatives on her mother's side. nina timofeeva, born in gorlovka, donetsk region. she was brought up in an orphanage in the pskov region, then entered a vocational school in in 1968, nina went to tashkent to rebuild the city after the earthquake, there her traces are lost, nina is being looked f