Не пил и не гнал. Неожиданные повороты дела ДТП на аль-Фараби

All the families of those killed in the Al-Farabi accident have forgiven the defendant and are asking that he not be sent to prison. The defendant claims he was sober behind the wheel and was traveling at a much slower speed than the 219 km/h recorded by speed cameras. The victims' side abruptly dismissed their lawyer, Oleg Chernov. Chernov didn't expect this turn of events and believes he was most likely dismissed because he was too actively involved in the case. What other developments in this high-profile case are outraging society? Contents: 00:00 – Teaser 00:23 – Beginning 01:46 – Oleg Chernov, a lawyer, on the trial and why his clients refused his services 05:49 – Did Chernov sense the change in his clients' mood? 9:00 AM – On the reconciliation between the victims and the defendant 11:21 AM – Oleg Chernov on how this case might end 1:08 PM – Oleg Chernov on why all related criminal cases were dismissed 4:01 PM – Is 1.3 ppm blood alcohol level too high or too low? 5:21 PM – Oleg Chernov on whether the car was in good working order and why the defendant increased his speed 7:08 PM – "No dashcam was found in the car," Oleg Chernov 9:16 PM – Alexey Alekseev, editor-in-chief of "Behind the Wheel" magazine, on this high-profile case 26:35 PM – How fast was the defendant traveling at the time of the accident? 27:34 – Technical specifications of the Zeekr car used by the defendant in the accident 28:07 – Alexey Alekseyev's comments on the trial 32:45 – On the latest high-profile accidents in Kazakhstan 34:14 – When will Kazakhstan's roads become safer? Oleg Chernov and Alexey Alekseyev's opinions 37:46 – Conclusion #news #accident