Another person ‘who gave testimonies’ on implication of Armenian in
mass killing in Baku Oil Academy refuses to participate in judicial
process

2010-05-30 10:57:00

ArmInfo. Another person ‘who gave testimonies’ on implication of an
Armenian in mass killing in Baku Oil Academy refuses to participate in
a judicial process.

To recall, an unknown person entered the Oil Academy’s building on
April 30, 2009, and going up from the first to the sixth floor, fired
at everyone in his path. As a result, 12 people died and 13 received
wounds of varying severity. Then the killer committed suicide. It was
found out that the criminal was a citizen of Georgia Gadirov Farda
Asad Oglu (born in 1980). Amirov Javidan Farman Oglu, Aliyev Nadir
Shirhan Oglu, Suleymanov Najaf Novruz Oglu and Gabulov Aeiz Zahid Oglu
were brought to trial. However, the Azerbaijani law machinery ‘saw’ an
Armenian trace in the crimson crime and, based on the ‘testimonies’ of
Jeyhun Yagub Oglu Askerov, accused a Georgian citizen of Armenian
origin Mardun Ghumashyan of organizing the crime. However, at the
previous court sitting, D. Askerov refused of the testimonies, as if
given during investigation, about secret negotiations between
Ghumashyan and Aliyev. On the contrary, Aliyev said at the court that
he did not know Ghumashyan and the given ‘testimonies’ were nothing
but investigator’s figment of the mind.

The second figure of the case, Nadir Aliyev, said he was being exerted
pressure in the isolation ward, so, henceforth, he will not take part
in judicial processes. According to N. Aliyev, if the court
investigates his appeal and take corresponding measures, he will give
with free testimonies at the next process.

The court promised to consider N. Aliyev’s appeal and put off the
sitting till June 1 in view of the fact that the witnesses from
Georgia did not attended the process. To also recall, despite the loud
statements, Ghumashyan (whose existence also raises doubts), has not
been put on the Interpol’s wanted list.

From: A. Papazian