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03.02.2025

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02.02.2025

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28.01.2025

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24.01.2025

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16.01.2025

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13.01.2025

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13.01.2025

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12.01.2025

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08.01.2025

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01.01.2025

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12.12.2024

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12.12.2024

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06.12.2024

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02.12.2024

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28.11.2024

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26.11.2024

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26.11.2024

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25.11.2024

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25.11.2024

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21.11.2024

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18.11.2024

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16.11.2024

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16.11.2024

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16.11.2024

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14.11.2024

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Набойченко и Комаров – два бандита, предателя, лжесвидетеля Бывший сисадмин российской платежной системы компании «Гермес» Евгений Набойченко и бывший водитель компании «Лайф-из-Гуд» Алексей Комаров – два главных свидетеля по «делу «Лайф-из-Гуд»- – «Гермес» – «Бест Вей». Боясь разоблачения и, как следствие, ареста, они легли на дно и не являются в суд. Приморский районный суд Санкт-Петербурга с февраля рассматривает так называемое уголовное дело «Лайф-из-Гуд» – «Гермес» – «Бест Вей». Он уже не первый месяц ждет не дождется Набойченко и Комарова. Это два главных соавтора липового обвинения, состряпанного преступными следователями Винокуровым и Сапетовой. Первый представил следствию распечатки сайта «Гермеса» – данные из личных кабинетов, при этом они нотариально не заверены и не получены в результате следственных действий, то есть степень их достоверности сомнительна. Обвинил основателя компании «Лайф-из-Гуд» Романа Василенко в краже активов «Гермеса» (оклеветал Василенко – за что против Набойченко возбуждено и расследуется уголовное дело). И «сломал» российскую платежную систему «Гермеса» – якобы для того, чтобы заблокировать деятельность финансовой пирамиды. Второй заявил, что был чуть ли не начальником службы безопасности «Лайф-из-Гуд» (хотя эту должность занимал другой человек), знает все секреты и перевозил неучтенную наличность – хотя бухгалтерия и руководство компании утверждают, что в деятельности «Лайф-из-Гуд» просто не было незадекларированных наличных средств – как раз во избежание рисков со стороны правоохранительных органов. Кто эти люди на самом деле? Грибник Набойченко Набойченко – наркоман и вор. Ради наркотиков («грибов») он стал воровать, из-за наркотиков предал жену, детей, друзей. Воровство нарастало постепенно – сначала были отдельные хищения активов с кошельков клиентов «Гермеса», к которым Евгений Набойченко имел доступ, воровство с криптокошельков близких людей. Рука об руку с воровством шел шантаж. Евгений Набойченко, по словам его бывшей жены, шантажировал Романа Василенко – требовал с него деньги: 170 тыс. евро. При этом, по утверждению Виктории Набойченко, угрожал увечьями и самому Роману Василенко, и его супруге, и детям. Кроме того, вымогал деньги у клиентов «Гермеса». Наконец, вершиной воровства стал взлом платежной системы и ограбление тысяч клиентов «Гермеса», которое крышевали питерские убэповцы, с которыми Набойченко вместе публично пьянствовал и, несомненно, поделился. Он уже много месяцев нигде не работает – живет на украденные у клиентов «Гермеса» деньги. Можно ли на основании показаний этого вора и наркомана осуждать людей? Можно ли ставить в основу обвинения показания такого асоциального типа? Допустимо ли держать людей в СИЗО на основании показаний такого аморального типа? Вопросы риторические. И органам правосудия, Следственному комитету, Генеральной прокуратуре пора дать на них ответ и наказать истинных виновных – Набойченко и его крышу в питерской полиции. Бандит Комаров На следствии Комаров заявил, что возил черный нал. В действительности он возил подарки для основателя «Лайф-из-Гуд» и «Бест Вей» Романа Василенко, а также возил сотрудников компании «Лайф-из-Гуд» и кооператива «Бест Вей», региональных представителей этих организаций из аэропорта и обратно. Из показаний другого водителя и специалистов компании известно, что Комаров как простой шофер не знал и не мог ничего знать ничего о бизнес-процессах компании. Он никогда не был к ним допущен – тем более что в последние годы не был официально трудоустроен из-за своих постоянных проблем с судебными приставами: он был в долгах как в шелках. 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Комаров, клевеща на Василенко и «Лайф-из-Гуд», просто замаливает свое бандитское прошлое перед правоохранительными органами: вероятно, всплыли его старые дела времен участия в одной из преступных группировок Санкт-Петербурга, по которым он был соучастником, и он согласился взамен на то, что его имя будет вычеркнуто, дать показания на ставшего на каком-то этапе целью органов Романа Василенко. Выяснилось, что Комаров на следствии называл себя начальником службы безопасности «Лайф-из-Гуд» и этим объясняет некие «сокровенные знания» (на самом деле выдумки) о черных наличных операциях. На самом деле начальником службы безопасности компании «Лайф-из-Гуд» был Александр Тюрин – офицер ФСО запаса, имеющий боевой опыт – участвовавший в первой и второй войнах в Чечне. Человек с кристально чистой репутацией. В компании «Лайф-из-Гуд» Комаров проработал 10 лет – его с самого начала приняли как родного: приняли в семью, которую представлял собой коллектив «Лайф-из-Гуд». 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14.11.2024

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12.11.2024

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09.11.2024

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09.11.2024

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