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"MY SON WAS KILLED DELIBERATELY"
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[05:42 pm] 06 March, 2009
"I am convinced that my son was killed deliberately and not
accidentally," Sargis Kloyan, the father of a March 1 victim Gor
Kloyan, said during today's sitting of the NA ad hoc Committee looking
into the events of March 1-2.
Sargis Kloyan said Gor used to shoot everything he saw and on March
1 Gor had a photo camera with him. Sargis Kloyan added that Gor had
been fired point-blank which was confirmed by the members of the AGO
group who visited them after the deadly events of March 1.
Remind that Gor Kloyan died of internal bleeding after receiving a
missile wound in the result of a misuse of a Cheryomukha 7 over-sized,
gas powered special device. Doctors were unable to save Gor Kloyan. He
died on the operating table after the explosion of the gas grenade
which was meant to explode in the air and produce teargas.
The Committee members wondered what connection Gor Kloyan had with
the demonstrators. "No connection," followed the answer. Above all,
one of Gor's brothers-in-law is a policeman, the other works in the
National Security Council. "Generally, all Gor's acquaintances and
friends are either policemen or businessmen. Gor was a member of the
Prosperous Armenia Party (BHK). During the Presidential election of
February 19 he worked the BHK," said the father.
The Committee members also wondered with whom Gor had gone to
Lusavorich Street on March 1, whether there were eye-witnesses to
give evidence in the murder and the like.
Sargis Kloyan said the questions had never occurred to him and promised
to hold a private inquest. He only knows that a driver of some taxi
service took Gor to Hospital N3. The Committee promised to find the
taxi man for further inquiry.
A1+
[05:42 pm] 06 March, 2009
"I am convinced that my son was killed deliberately and not
accidentally," Sargis Kloyan, the father of a March 1 victim Gor
Kloyan, said during today's sitting of the NA ad hoc Committee looking
into the events of March 1-2.
Sargis Kloyan said Gor used to shoot everything he saw and on March
1 Gor had a photo camera with him. Sargis Kloyan added that Gor had
been fired point-blank which was confirmed by the members of the AGO
group who visited them after the deadly events of March 1.
Remind that Gor Kloyan died of internal bleeding after receiving a
missile wound in the result of a misuse of a Cheryomukha 7 over-sized,
gas powered special device. Doctors were unable to save Gor Kloyan. He
died on the operating table after the explosion of the gas grenade
which was meant to explode in the air and produce teargas.
The Committee members wondered what connection Gor Kloyan had with
the demonstrators. "No connection," followed the answer. Above all,
one of Gor's brothers-in-law is a policeman, the other works in the
National Security Council. "Generally, all Gor's acquaintances and
friends are either policemen or businessmen. Gor was a member of the
Prosperous Armenia Party (BHK). During the Presidential election of
February 19 he worked the BHK," said the father.
The Committee members also wondered with whom Gor had gone to
Lusavorich Street on March 1, whether there were eye-witnesses to
give evidence in the murder and the like.
Sargis Kloyan said the questions had never occurred to him and promised
to hold a private inquest. He only knows that a driver of some taxi
service took Gor to Hospital N3. The Committee promised to find the
taxi man for further inquiry.