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T. Yaloyan: Permyakov didn't leave impression he is mentally ill
Soldier of the Russian 102nd military base Valery Permyakov accused of
killing six people in Gyumri did not leave an impression that he is a
mentally ill man, his former lawyer, Ms. Tamara Yaloyan, told
Aysor.am.
As was reported, a public defender has been assigned to Permyakov by a
decision of a special investigator of Armenia's Investigative
Committee.
The lawyer said she was present during Permyakov's questioning,
search, and taking samples for tests. She expressed hope that al the
tests will be conducted in Armenia.
"He did not leave an impression of a mentally ill person. He responded
to questions briefly, and sometimes fell asleep during his
questioning, probably because of being tired", she said.
According to the lawyer, Permyakov said he was not acquainted with the
Avetisyans, he just went for a walk, and when he reached that house he
wanted to drink some water and climbed through a window.
"He said there were three rooms in the house and there was a man in
the first room. The man woke up and shouted something in Armenian.
Pemyakov said he does not know Armenian, and when the man reached for
the phone, Permyakov fired, and then he heard voices from the second
room. He entered that room, saw two people and killed them, and there
were another four people in the third room, he shoot three of them,
and when he was going to shoot the little boy, his gun misfired so he
stabbed him with his knife-bayonet. Then he changed clothes, drank
some water and left," the lawyer said.
According to T. Yaloyan, when asked why he killed the people, why he
killed the child, Permyakov replied he could not say. "Permyakov said
he had no intention of fleeing to Turkey, he just walked until he
reached the state border," the lawyer said.
'When the investigator asked him if he regrets what he has done,
Permyakov said he regrets".
Asked if she considers Permyakov's words trustworthy, Tamara Yaloyan
said it is incorrect to answer that question because she was his
lawyer, while trustworthiness of his words will be determined after
the evidence is compared. "There are people who say something without
logic," she said.
In her words, Permyakov claims he acted alone.
Asked if rumors that the Russian side filed a second criminal case
against Permyakov are true, the lawyer said he is charged with murder
and desertion.
Asked if she considers the fact that the Russian side does not hand
over Permyakov to Armenian law enforcers as justified from a legal
point of view, the lawyer said she is not an international law expert,
but under Russian laws, they shall not hand over their citizens to
another state. In her words, the military base where Permyakov is
being held is subordinate to the Russian authorities.
The lawyer said she would never speak on this subject - but for rumors
that she agreed to defend Permyakov for money. "I am not a public
defender, I am a lawyer, but money has nothing to do here. I condemn
that crime and I refused to defend Permyakov's interests," Tamara
Yaloyan said.
Six members of the Avetisyan family, including a two-year-old girl,
were killed in Gyumri on January 12. A seventh member of the family -
a 6-mponth-old boy was hospitalized in critical condition with stab
wounds. Russian serviceman Valery Permyakov is suspected of the crime.
On the night of January 13 Russian border guards detained the main
suspect - conscript of the Russian 102nd military base Valery
Permyakov during an attempt to cross the Armenian-Russian border. He
gave evidence and confessed to the crime. He is held in custody.
Armenia's Investigative Committee opened a criminal case under Article
104 (murder) of the Criminal Code.
17.01.15, 17:08
http://www.aysor.am/en/news/2015/01/17/T-Yaloyan-Permyakov-didn%E2%80%99t-leave-impression-he-is-mentally-ill/894873
From: Baghdasarian
Soldier of the Russian 102nd military base Valery Permyakov accused of
killing six people in Gyumri did not leave an impression that he is a
mentally ill man, his former lawyer, Ms. Tamara Yaloyan, told
Aysor.am.
As was reported, a public defender has been assigned to Permyakov by a
decision of a special investigator of Armenia's Investigative
Committee.
The lawyer said she was present during Permyakov's questioning,
search, and taking samples for tests. She expressed hope that al the
tests will be conducted in Armenia.
"He did not leave an impression of a mentally ill person. He responded
to questions briefly, and sometimes fell asleep during his
questioning, probably because of being tired", she said.
According to the lawyer, Permyakov said he was not acquainted with the
Avetisyans, he just went for a walk, and when he reached that house he
wanted to drink some water and climbed through a window.
"He said there were three rooms in the house and there was a man in
the first room. The man woke up and shouted something in Armenian.
Pemyakov said he does not know Armenian, and when the man reached for
the phone, Permyakov fired, and then he heard voices from the second
room. He entered that room, saw two people and killed them, and there
were another four people in the third room, he shoot three of them,
and when he was going to shoot the little boy, his gun misfired so he
stabbed him with his knife-bayonet. Then he changed clothes, drank
some water and left," the lawyer said.
According to T. Yaloyan, when asked why he killed the people, why he
killed the child, Permyakov replied he could not say. "Permyakov said
he had no intention of fleeing to Turkey, he just walked until he
reached the state border," the lawyer said.
'When the investigator asked him if he regrets what he has done,
Permyakov said he regrets".
Asked if she considers Permyakov's words trustworthy, Tamara Yaloyan
said it is incorrect to answer that question because she was his
lawyer, while trustworthiness of his words will be determined after
the evidence is compared. "There are people who say something without
logic," she said.
In her words, Permyakov claims he acted alone.
Asked if rumors that the Russian side filed a second criminal case
against Permyakov are true, the lawyer said he is charged with murder
and desertion.
Asked if she considers the fact that the Russian side does not hand
over Permyakov to Armenian law enforcers as justified from a legal
point of view, the lawyer said she is not an international law expert,
but under Russian laws, they shall not hand over their citizens to
another state. In her words, the military base where Permyakov is
being held is subordinate to the Russian authorities.
The lawyer said she would never speak on this subject - but for rumors
that she agreed to defend Permyakov for money. "I am not a public
defender, I am a lawyer, but money has nothing to do here. I condemn
that crime and I refused to defend Permyakov's interests," Tamara
Yaloyan said.
Six members of the Avetisyan family, including a two-year-old girl,
were killed in Gyumri on January 12. A seventh member of the family -
a 6-mponth-old boy was hospitalized in critical condition with stab
wounds. Russian serviceman Valery Permyakov is suspected of the crime.
On the night of January 13 Russian border guards detained the main
suspect - conscript of the Russian 102nd military base Valery
Permyakov during an attempt to cross the Armenian-Russian border. He
gave evidence and confessed to the crime. He is held in custody.
Armenia's Investigative Committee opened a criminal case under Article
104 (murder) of the Criminal Code.
17.01.15, 17:08
http://www.aysor.am/en/news/2015/01/17/T-Yaloyan-Permyakov-didn%E2%80%99t-leave-impression-he-is-mentally-ill/894873
From: Baghdasarian