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RESULTS OF FORENSIC-MEDICAL EXAMINATION: LEVON GULYAN DIED OF FALL FROM HEIGHT
ArmInfo
2007-06-01 16:22:00
Levon Gulyan died of fall from a height, the results of say. Levon
Gulyan died on May 12 in the walls of RA Police. As the Law-enforcement
authorities state, L. Gulyan fell from the second floor window when
trying to escape.
However, relatives of the died consider that Gulyan was either
preliminary beaten and thrown out of the window or he was driven to the
state that he had to throw himself, or he tried to escape from beating
and humiliation. L. Gulyan was invited to the Police "for a talk"
in view of murder of a criminal authority. The relatives of L. Gylyan
think that the first deputy Head of the Chief Department for Criminal
Investigation Hovhannes Tamamyan was privy to his death. The municipal
Prosecutor's Office of Yerevan instituted criminal proceedings per
p.1 Article 11 of RA CC (reduction to suicide).
As the press-service of RA Prosecutor General's Office reports,
according to the forensic-medical examination carried out on May 13,
L. Gulyan died of the bodily harms incompatible with life, that is,
an open craniocerebral injury, closed chest and spinal injury. The
injuries Gylan received, are typical to the fall from a height
(about 7 meters) on hard surface (asphalt). The relatives of Gulyan
insisted on the alternative examination with participation of experts
from Germany and Dania. The examination was carried out on May 19,
however, its results are yet unknown.
ArmInfo
2007-06-01 16:22:00
Levon Gulyan died of fall from a height, the results of say. Levon
Gulyan died on May 12 in the walls of RA Police. As the Law-enforcement
authorities state, L. Gulyan fell from the second floor window when
trying to escape.
However, relatives of the died consider that Gulyan was either
preliminary beaten and thrown out of the window or he was driven to the
state that he had to throw himself, or he tried to escape from beating
and humiliation. L. Gulyan was invited to the Police "for a talk"
in view of murder of a criminal authority. The relatives of L. Gylyan
think that the first deputy Head of the Chief Department for Criminal
Investigation Hovhannes Tamamyan was privy to his death. The municipal
Prosecutor's Office of Yerevan instituted criminal proceedings per
p.1 Article 11 of RA CC (reduction to suicide).
As the press-service of RA Prosecutor General's Office reports,
according to the forensic-medical examination carried out on May 13,
L. Gulyan died of the bodily harms incompatible with life, that is,
an open craniocerebral injury, closed chest and spinal injury. The
injuries Gylan received, are typical to the fall from a height
(about 7 meters) on hard surface (asphalt). The relatives of Gulyan
insisted on the alternative examination with participation of experts
from Germany and Dania. The examination was carried out on May 19,
however, its results are yet unknown.