Как пастух нашёл обгоревшее тело полицейского и что не вошло в приговор виновнику резонансного ДТП

The long-awaited verdict in the Al-Farabi tragedy case: Alexander Pak received the maximum 10 years and a lifetime license suspension. But the true cause of the accident—illegal night racing—was somehow omitted from both the prosecutor's indictment and the judge's verdict. And the victim's father, Temiris, who refused reconciliation or compensation, only won 10 million rubles in compensation through the courts—even though the fine for picking a listed plant in the country is 13 million rubles. Before the verdict was handed down, another tragedy occurred on the Almaty-Shelek highway. A crossover veered into oncoming traffic, killing three. According to eyewitnesses, the driver was again a drunk police major, who had already hit someone and "closed the case with money." And in the mountains of the Kegen district, on Police Day, an active detective was murdered and burned. The prime suspects are his own wife and 14-year-old son. And also about the Kazakhstani woman who led a multi-hour chase in Phuket, a petition for tougher penalties for drunk drivers, and a disturbing conversation about the Zoomer generation that will soon rule the country. TIMESTAMPS: 01:50 — Murder in the Kegen District: The Burnt Body of an Investigator in the Mountains 02:20 — Senior Investigator Aslan Alserov Identified 02:49 — The Prime Suspects Are His Wife and 14-Year-Old Son 03:17 — A Model Family: 15 Years of Marriage, Seven Children 04:04 — Unofficial Version: Years of Abuse and an Axe Blow 05:04 — The Case Reclassified as Murder with Particular Cruelty 05:29 — New Accident on the Almaty-Shelek Highway: Three Dead 06:08 — Three Survivors, Including a 10-Month-Old Granddaughter 06:37 — Was a Drunk Police Major Behind the Wheel? 07:13 — Relatives: "He'll use money to close the case again" 07:59 — Parallels with Pak's case: the Ministry of Internal Affairs' silence before the publicity 08:27 — How the president's intervention changed the Al-Farabi case 08:53 — Night races under police protection and fake license plates 09:49 — Why higher-ups weren't harmed 10:31 — Lawyers: It was a race, but the fact was excluded from the case 11:14 — The race was removed from the verdict, but the maximum sentence was given 12:01 — Pak: "I'm an ordinary guy from Taraz, without connections" 12:44 — A broken reconciliation: Father Temiris against 13:10 — The defense disputes intoxication and speed 14:09 — Doubts about the expert examination: "could have constituted" instead of "constituted" 15:01 — The defense requests a sentence below the minimum limit 15:21 — Speech The lawyer and the prosecutor's astonishment 4:15 PM — Why oral objections weren't formalized procedurally 5:12 PM — The prosecutor doesn't believe in repentance: a history of fines 5:32 PM — The state prosecutor's closing speech 6:31 PM — The verdict: 10 years and lifelong license suspension 7:03 PM — Pak's final statement 7:39 PM — The verdict is announced 7:53 PM — Father Temiris's civil lawsuit for 100 million 8:20 PM — "A plant listed in the Red Book is worth 13 million, but what about life?" 8:47 PM — The court awarded 10 million rubles in compensation 9:14 PM — The verdict sparked a new wave of debate 9:40 PM — Petition for tougher penalties for drunk drivers 10:12 PM — Statistics: 30,000 drunk driving cases per year 10:45 PM — A Kazakh woman caused chaos in Phuket 11:35 PM — Two accidents in two days, injuries, and a chase 11:29 PM — Blocked the airport, then the main street 11:23 PM — Arrest: broken glass and a sober blood test 11:49 PM — A trial in Thailand and the work of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs 11:14 PM — The cult of luxury on social media and its roots 11:37 PM — Tokayev on the popularization of ostentatious luxury 11:02 PM — Generation Zoomers: who will inherit the country 11:52 PM — Ashimbayev on the fragile psyche and psychological support 11:50 PM — Latest Senate meeting and the new Constitution 29:21 — Unicameral Kurultai and the Basic Law's groundwork