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0:00They attacked me. What do you
0:01>> mean, attacked? [ __ ].
0:03>> Give me the video, please.
0:05>> She started insulting me with all sorts
0:07of words.
0:09She beat me, climbed on me.
0:12>> You went from victims to defendants.
0:15>> She started calling her friends. As it
0:16turned out later, one of them was an
0:18employee of the State Committee for
0:19National Security.
0:20>> Ah, so you knew each other.
0:27>> When I approached him, he immediately
0:28turned around and hit me.
0:38I was deprived of my freedom and taken
0:40into custody.
0:43She was seven months pregnant and ran to
0:45you to fight.
0:46You say she attacked you. She
0:48>> beats me, beats me, yes, yes.
0:53>> And how do they justify this? On
0:58>> October 22, 2023, in Bishkek, Liza
1:01Amurbekova, the wife of the famous
1:03kickboxer Alain Afyo, was involved in a
1:06traffic conflict with a man and a woman
1:09in a BMW X7.
1:12According to Liza and her lawyers, the
1:14SUV cut off her car, after which the
1:16woman in the BMW attacked her, and then
1:18the man joined in the beating.
1:21Liza was pregnant and, according to her
1:23, warned her attackers about it. She
1:26called her husband. When Alain arrived,
1:28a fight broke out between him and the
1:30BMW driver. The driver claimed that the
1:32athlete had damaged his teeth. Afoyo
1:34himself claimed that the man struck
1:36first and that he had to defend himself
1:38.
1:39According to the family's lawyer, Liza
1:41was four months pregnant and lost the
1:43baby after the incident.
1:46The defense linked this to the beating
1:48and cited a medical examination finding
1:50grievous bodily harm.
1:52In July 2024, police confirmed that the
1:54case based on her complaint had been
1:57reclassified from hooliganism to
1:59grievous bodily harm following the
2:01examination.
2:02However, another participant in the
2:04conflict, Anara Tillaeva, filed
2:06counter-charges. She claimed that she
2:08herself was pregnant, and that Eliza had
2:11hit her in the mouth with a phone,
2:12damaging her teeth. Thus, both women
2:14claimed to have suffered as a result of
2:16each other's actions. Alain, according
2:18to his defense, spent nearly two months
2:20in pretrial detention. His lawyers
2:22claimed self-defense, but on July 30,
2:252024, the Oktyabrsky District Court of
2:28Bishkek found the athlete guilty of
2:30hooliganism and fined him 30,000 soms.
2:34Eliza herself was also charged.
2:36According to reports on the subsequent
2:38developments in the case, the court
2:39fined her and ordered her deportation
2:41from Kyrgyzstan.
2:43The Bishkek City Court also upheld this
2:45sentence.
2:46Eliza considers the decision unfair.
2:49According to her, after the attack and
2:51the loss of her child, she herself found
2:53herself convicted, as did her husband,
2:55who came to help her.
2:57She came to our studio to tell her story
2:59and seek justice.
3:04>> Welcome, friends, to the channel of
3:06journalist Semetey Amanbekov.
3:09President Sadyr Japarov is holding a
3:11meeting with the local population.
3:15And now everyone is watching to see what
3:17questions the public is asking.
3:19And every other complaint is about
3:21judges. Injustice, unfair court
3:23decisions. Here they convicted someone,
3:25here they released someone, here they
3:27did something wrong. In short, the
3:28discontent of city residents, the
3:30discontent of people across the country
3:32, is evident.
3:34And so, today, people have come to our
3:36studio who, in their opinion, have also
3:38become victims of judicial arbitrariness
3:41and want to tell their story.
3:45In our studio today is multiple Kyrgyz
3:47champion and kickboxer Aleno Foyo and
3:50his wife, Eliza.
3:52Greetings, friends.
3:55Of course, I didn't want to meet with
3:57you in this format, or for this reason,
3:59but, as I already said, unfortunately,
4:01the whole country is now facing such
4:03court decisions.
4:06And, ah, we'd like to hear your point of
4:08view.
4:11I briefly familiarized myself with your
4:13situation, watched a video where, ah,
4:15some married couple, or you were driving
4:17, yes, you were attacked.
4:20Well, you, you, I saw, you didn't even
4:22get out of the car, right, apparently,
4:24at least according to the video, right?
4:48Oh, you were attacked, and now, before
4:50this interview, you're saying that, on
4:52the contrary, you went from being a
4:53victim to being an accused, a defendant
4:56, right?
4:56>> Yeah.
4:58>> So I'd like to ask, what was the
5:00situation, why did they come to you, why
5:02did they attack you, what was the reason
5:04?
5:05First, recreate what happened that day?
5:11>> Oh, it turns out I was attacked, beaten
5:13, and from being a victim I went from
5:15being an accused, a defendant, and they
5:17want to deport me.
5:20>> Yeah. Well, no, let's recreate that day
5:22. You were driving in a white Lexus,
5:25right, an RX?
5:26>> Yes. I was, it turns out, driving
5:28towards my house.
5:30And then, ah, the driver, ah, a BMW X7.
5:34>> Yeah.
5:35>> ah, he cut everyone off, ah, the drivers
5:38.
5:40And because I didn't let him pass, he
5:42decided to get revenge, cut me off,
5:44stopped me, ah, right in the roadway.
5:50ah, a woman seven months pregnant ran
5:52out of there, ah, first she went to the
5:54passenger side, then went around the car
5:56, opened the driver's side where I was
5:58sitting.
6:01ah, unfortunately, I was in my mother's
6:03car, where the doors don't automatically
6:06lock that particular day.
6:09For some reason, I was sure that I
6:10wasn't in my own car and was about to
6:12change lanes and drive away, but I
6:14didn't have time.
6:15>> And you thought the doors were locked,
6:17right?
6:19>> And I was waiting to change into the
6:21left lane.
6:24And then the woman, it turns out, came
6:26up to me, started insulting me, and with
6:29all sorts of words, beat me, climbed on
6:31me.
6:35Then her husband came up and said don't
6:37touch her, even though his wife is
6:38beating me.
6:41He says don't touch her, she's pregnant
6:43.
6:44>> And he tells you not to touch his wife?
6:46>> Yes, but I didn't touch her anyway.
6:50And then he starts standing up for his
6:52wife and her husband starts beating me
6:54too.
6:55They both start beating me
6:59and I couldn't do anything.
7:03But at one point I remember that
7:04bystanders came up and started asking
7:06them, what are you doing?
7:09Why are you beating a girl?
7:11>> Yeah.
7:11>> And they started filming them.
7:16And then they stop and this husband
7:17starts calling his friends.
7:21And as it turned out later, one of them
7:23was an employee of the State Committee
7:24for National Security.
7:25>> State Committee for National Security?
7:27>> State Committee for National Security,
7:29yes. I called my husband right away.
7:32And my husband arrived about 15-20
7:34minutes later.
7:38And when my husband arrived, he asked me
7:40which of them, because besides her
7:42husband, other bystanders came up.
7:46So my husband didn't know which of them
7:47beat me.
7:48>> Yeah. Didn't
7:50>> you have time
7:50>> to tell your husband on the phone?
7:53>> And I told him that I was attacked, I
7:55was beaten, come. And I gave him the
7:57address and that's it.
7:58>> Yeah.
8:01>> And by the time my husband arrived, even
8:03after they stopped beating me, they
8:04didn't even leave the car.
8:07They were standing next to me.
8:09>> Yeah.
8:10>> So, I couldn't do anything.
8:12Even though bystanders were filming, and
8:14the woman in the headscarf, the pregnant
8:16woman, continued to hit me in the face.
8:20So, she wasn't embarrassed by the fact
8:21that she was being filmed.
8:24And her husband, ah, continued to insult
8:26me with obscenities.
8:28It's all captured on video. Do
8:31>> you have a video?
8:33They attacked me. What do you
8:34>> mean, attacked? [ __ ]?
8:40>> You saw, right? Who attacked?
8:54Young man, send me the video.
9:02>> Then, it turns out, my husband didn't
9:04have time to, ah, figure out which of
9:06them was beating me when he arrived.
9:10This Urmat hits him.
9:13>> Alena?
9:14>> Yes, Alena. Next, the First.
9:16>> So, I need to be here at Alena's.
9:18>> Yes, yes, yes, let them
9:20>> hear my wife's call. Naturally, like any
9:22husband, they dropped everything and ran
9:24. Let's go.
9:24>> Yes.
9:27When I arrived at the scene, I saw a man
9:29standing with his back to me next to a
9:31BMW.
9:34He had his foot on the front wheel of
9:36his car, on the driver's side.
9:40Ah, I walked up to him and crossed the
9:42road quickly.
9:44I walked up to him, and it turns out I
9:46approached this man.
9:48When he turned around, I didn't know who
9:50it was, because there were bystanders
9:52there, well, a few other people.
9:56And when I approached him, that is, ah,
9:59because my wife told me that their
10:00seventh car cut her off.
10:06But I logically thought that this was
10:07the man, because he had his foot on the
10:09wheel of the car.
10:13When I approached him, he immediately
10:15turned around and hit me.
10:17>> Yeah.
10:19>> So, without any apparent reason.
10:22We didn't even have time to exchange a
10:24word.
10:26He immediately hit me.
10:29He, it turns out, I slightly moved my
10:31head away and started to hit him back.
10:35So, I didn't do it because I wanted to
10:36hit him.
10:39I did it automatically, because I was
10:41hit.
10:42>> Yeah.
10:44>> So, it just happened spontaneously.
10:50I tried to prove to the judge that it
10:52was self-defense, but the district court
10:54judge, the city court judges, they were
10:56just dumbfounded, standing there like
10:58stones.
11:04I said, well, how can I react if a
11:06complete stranger
11:11hits me?
11:14It's a normal, natural human reaction to
11:16defend yourself.
11:20Especially since I went there because my
11:21wife was beaten.
11:25So, I think it's a normal reaction.
11:31But the judges, the prosecutor, and
11:33everyone else have a completely
11:35different opinion.
11:42In general, I've learned a very
11:44interesting word over this time: our
11:45entire law enforcement system, the
11:47oversight system, the prosecutor's
11:49office, the judicial system have this
11:51word for all of this: "your arguments."
11:58I say, these aren't my arguments, these
12:00are the facts.
12:03I'm telling you facts, not arguments,
12:05because there's video footage, there are
12:07eyewitnesses, complete strangers.
12:12What arguments can there be? These are
12:15facts.
12:16I'm using facts, not arguments.
12:21We've been going through all the courts
12:23for three years now, and we're still
12:24going through all the courts, multiple
12:26times, multiple times.
12:32People who were accused of a serious, uh
12:34, crime haven't spent a single day in
12:36pretrial detention.
12:40Not a single day.
12:45And I was charged with hooliganism,
12:47which, by law, doesn't carry a prison
12:49sentence.
12:52>> Yeah.
12:53>> I was put in pretrial detention. For
12:56what?
12:58I ask the judge, why are you depriving
13:00me of my liberty?
13:04He simply says, well, your lawyer—at the
13:06time, there was a female lawyer—you
13:08didn't provide a residence permit.
13:12>> Hmm, like you might escape.
13:14>> Yeah.
13:17To which I tell him I'm a citizen of the
13:19Kyrgyz Republic, I have housing and a
13:21residence permit.
13:25I don't need a residence permit.
13:27>> Yeah.
13:30>> To which he still says, you don't have a
13:32residence permit, you didn't provide one
13:34.
13:37I say, I was under arrest, uh, my lawyer
13:39didn't have time to provide one.
13:45So, I was stripped of my freedom and
13:47taken into custody.
13:55When they were choosing me, they took me
13:57to the deputy prosecutor of the
13:58Oktyabrsky district for approval.
14:10And he asked me this question: if you
14:12were to meet with Buzurmankulov now, the
14:14victim, and apologize to him.
14:22Do you think that could somehow
14:23influence the case?
14:25I said, well, I don’t know.
14:33And anyway, I don’t want to apologize to
14:35him, because I believe that any sane man
14:37, husband, or person in general should
14:39protect his family.
14:46>> Yes.
14:47That’s a
14:49>> normal reaction, but I didn’t go there
14:51to fight, I came to find out why it
14:53happened.
14:56And I was attacked.
14:59To which he gave me a direct answer.
15:02You, well, asked a direct question. Are
15:05you going to apologize? I said no.
15:07He said, well, then we’ll give you the
15:09full treatment.
15:11So, accordingly, I had already arrived
15:13in the courtroom; I knew they would lock
15:15me up.
15:16So, I was already prepared for this.
15:22And I kind of accepted it, even when I
15:24was talking to the judge, I explained it
15:26all to him, and he said, well, we're
15:27depriving you of your liberty for two
15:29weeks.
15:32Well, two weeks isn't the same as two
15:34months.
15:35That's how it was.
15:37>> But the question is, when he first
15:39struck you, did he hit you or not? Did
15:42>> he just glancing.
15:43>> Glancing?
15:45>> Yes, there was a blow, but it wasn't
15:47that hard, because it just glancing, I
15:49ducked my head.
15:52>> Professionally.
15:54>> Well, most likely, it's not more
15:56professional than self-preservation.
15:58>> So, you didn't suffer any injuries
16:00afterwards, right?
16:02>> Well, there was something, but it was
16:04insignificant.
16:05>> And did you only strike him once in
16:07response?
16:09>> Well, I waved him off, it's all there on
16:11the video.
16:12>> Well, I looked at the video, it's very
16:14far away and not entirely clear. That's
16:17why I'm asking.
16:18Did you strike him once or how many
16:20times?
16:21>> Well, I don't know, I'm retreating
16:23because I was fighting back, not hitting
16:25anymore, just fighting back.
16:27>> Yeah.
16:28>> Because it was unexpected for me.
16:31>> And then they write that they knocked
16:32out his teeth, right?
16:40>> But in fact, it turns out, like at the
16:42time, there was a lawyer, he still
16:43exists, but now he's been disbarred,
16:45Khasanov, and as for the fact that I
16:47allegedly knocked out his teeth.
16:55He didn't have any teeth, he had crowns
16:57.
16:57>> Mm.
16:59There
17:00>> were no teeth there.
17:03They wanted to present it as if I was
17:05once a famous athlete, and with my heavy
17:07, weighty punches I knocked out several
17:09of his teeth.
17:13I was simply surprised myself, to be
17:15honest.
17:18I've never been a puncher by nature,
17:20I've always been a technical boxer, and
17:22I don't have a heavy punch.
17:25That's how it is. Here's an
17:27>> interesting situation, yes, that when
17:29you strike, it means you're a famous
17:31athlete, but when they choose a
17:32preventive measure, it means there's no
17:34proof of residence and they have to take
17:36you into custody. But if you're a famous
17:38athlete, and you are a famous athlete,
17:40why take you into custody? The whole
17:42country knows you.
17:43>> Well, in
17:56general, when they want to persuade you
17:57to do something.
18:00>> Mm.
18:02That is, so that a person is capable of
18:04making agreements, right?
18:06>> Yes.
18:09It's more like, uh, moral humiliation,
18:12more like moral pressure.
18:17That is, uh, they're trying to break a
18:19person morally,
18:21>> yep,
18:22>> so that he'll be more compliant.
18:25One prosecutor explained this to me.
18:27>> yep.
18:28>> That is, from my experience.
18:30>> And what did they want to persuade you
18:31to do? Like, so that you'd ask for
18:33forgiveness?
18:34>> Ah, ask for forgiveness.
18:38Then, when my case was being heard in
18:39the district, that judge is now deceased
18:41, even the judge has died.
18:45This case has been going on for so long
18:47.
18:49Ah, he says, we've been coming here for
18:52so many times already.
18:54Why just come here?
18:57Perhaps you could negotiate a settlement
18:58?
19:00I'm saying, Your Honor, I'm the
19:01defendant here.
19:03>> Yeah.
19:05>> Why are you asking me a question so I
19:06can negotiate a settlement?
19:08I'm the defendant here.
19:10I'm on trial.
19:12>> Yeah.
19:14But tell me, was any case opened against
19:16the party that attacked your wife, the
19:19ones who used obscene language?
19:27>> We spent a year, a year trying to get
19:29charges brought against them.
19:33>> Yeah.
19:35>> You simply can't imagine what a struggle
19:37that was.
19:40We came, we went to the Oktyabrsky
19:42District Police Department almost every
19:44day.
19:47The investigator halfheartedly said, "
19:49Leave the case materials there in the
19:51office."
19:53That is, so they could come to him for
19:55now.
19:58He, when we finally got a criminal case
20:00opened, but it didn't move forward again
20:02.
20:05We got it transferred to the city police
20:07department.
20:08>> Yeah.
20:09>> Because it's impossible there, the
20:11Oktyabrsky District Police Department is
20:13closed.
20:15They sent me to the city.
20:20The investigator who, ah, opened the
20:22case, it turns out he lost the materials
20:24.
20:27>> How did he lose them?
20:28>> Well, that's how it is. They
20:30>> lost my things.
20:31And I had...My clothes were all torn.
20:34>> So, it's
20:35>> like material evidence. Yes.
20:38>> They stalled as much as they could.
20:41That's how they could. They spent a year
20:43just opening a case.
20:46Expertise, forensic examinations because
20:49my wife lost her child.
20:52They ordered examinations four times.
20:55Once they ordered an examination,
20:57allegedly an inappropriate examination.
21:00They ordered it a second time.
21:02The lawyer says that's already illegal.
21:04He's
21:05>> ordering it at their own request.
21:07>> This is illegal.
21:11Something or other.
21:13Four times again.
21:15What new can you learn there?
21:17The same examination, the same
21:18examination. They order it four times.
21:22Well, it's clear as day what's going on
21:24here.
21:29And then, when my city court hearing
21:31started, that same lawyer Khasanov calls
21:33my lawyer, not me directly, and says,
21:35let's have them reconcile, otherwise,
21:37you know, they'll find him guilty.
21:44He talks to me. I say, let them plead
21:47guilty. Well, what can we do?
21:49Well, what can we do? I'll be such a
21:52martyr.
21:53What can we do?
22:00>> And most importantly, it turns out we
22:02have to ask them for forgiveness and go
22:04for reconciliation.
22:11Me.
22:13And his wife confirmed these same words
22:14to the city court.
22:16She said, yes, my husband said that.
22:21>> As a result of this incident, your wife
22:23lost her child.
22:24>> Yes.
22:25>> Yes.
22:26>> It was a serious crime back then. That's
22:28what I'm
22:29>> talking about.
22:31We're screaming everywhere, from every
22:33iron.
22:35We were deprived of our child, this was
22:37murder.
22:40Here, it may be unintentional, well,
22:43unintentional, but
22:50to which the lawyer says, their side is
22:52cheap, he says, it all happened during
22:53the course of the fact that your wife
22:55was worried about you being locked up in
22:57a pretrial detention center.
23:06I'm saying, are you a normal person when
23:08you're being attacked, when you're, well
23:10, a pregnant woman, and you say that
23:12here it's just emotional stress and
23:13that's why this happened.
23:20And well, that's not normal.
23:23And neither the prosecutors nor the
23:25judges are paying attention to this.
23:29I've been going through this for three
23:31years now.
23:36And over the course of three years, they
23:38admit him, acquit him, and my wife is
23:40sentenced to deportation.
23:47Uh, the district passes this sentence,
23:49the chairman of the district court, and
23:51the city supports it.
23:54Is that fair?
23:55>> So, was this Buzurmankul Urumat
23:57acquitted or something?
23:58>> They acquitted him.
23:59>> And he swears there, it seems, you say
24:01he attacked you.
24:03>> He beats me, he beat me, yes, yes.
24:06>> But how can this be justified? That's a
24:09>> question for the judicial system.
24:12>> Tell me on camera, what did you call me
24:14? You called me, right?
24:19Me, He grew
24:24a beard.
24:26What did you call me, again on camera.
24:33And what did you tell me?
24:37Tell me on camera.
24:39Tell me on camera what you told me.
24:45I'll talk to you the way I want.
24:51Why are you closing the door?
24:54And who are you?
24:57What did you call me?
24:58Tell me.
25:01Are you threatening me or something?
25:03No, what did you call me? No, what did
25:05you call me? Say it again.
25:08>> What did I call you?
25:09>> You called me. I'm going to file a
25:11complaint against you now.
25:14My husband is a witness, he heard.
25:19And my wife, who climbed on top of me,
25:21and the video clearly shows her, being
25:23seven months pregnant, approaching me
25:25first in the passenger side, then in the
25:27driver's side.
25:30She...She was convicted of negligence.
25:35The video clearly shows her climbing on
25:37me, beating me.
25:39For the judicial panel, this is
25:41considered negligence.
25:44>> And she was seven months pregnant and
25:46ran to you to fight?
25:47>> Yes, there is a video.
25:50We showed all this to the district court
25:52, they looked at it, but it didn't help
25:54them at all.
25:56And the city court didn't even bother
25:57looking at it.
25:58>> What were you convicted of? I can't
26:00figure it out. What for? Was it
26:02hooliganism or what?
26:03>> Yes. It's the exact same charge as mine
26:05. It's the same exact charge.
26:07>> I still can't figure it out. In the
26:09district court, I asked, "What are you
26:11convicting me of?"
26:13The prosecutor couldn't answer.
26:16I'm still wondering, "What was I
26:17convicted of?" and "Why am I being
26:19deported?" Actually, I'm essentially a
26:21victim.
26:25I must have asked the prosecutor about
26:27four times, "Explain to me why you're
26:28convicting me, what are you accusing me
26:30of?"
26:32My lawyers also asked, but the
26:34prosecutor couldn't answer.
26:37They have nothing to charge me with.
26:41They simply fabricated the hooliganism
26:43charge.
26:45>> Well, I'm reading here now that
26:46supposedly when she got into your room,
26:49you hit her.
26:49>> Supposedly, yes, that's what they're
26:51writing.
26:52>> Well,
26:55>> yes, but teeth, if teeth break, yes, if
26:57they supposedly broke, there must be
26:59physical injuries.
27:03She has no physical injuries, no blood
27:05flow, no bleeding, nothing.
27:08It's just that the edges of the tooth
27:09are jagged, right? Who knows what caused
27:11it to break. Maybe she bit into an apple
27:14.
27:15>> You later said that before the trial,
27:17and there's a video too, she behaved
27:19very inappropriately.
27:22She continued to insult us.
27:25>> That day, she behaved very appropriately
27:28.
27:29She was running around, picking up
27:30stones, throwing them in our direction.
27:34A young woman, an eyewitness, was still
27:36an adult woman, and they approached her
27:38as if she were a woman, calming her down
27:40, calming her down.
27:42I was standing behind my husband.
27:45And she was running around.
27:46>> No, no, not even when the trial had
27:48already begun.
27:49>> She was always yelling and screaming
27:51during the trials, behaving
27:52inappropriately.
27:54And Kasymbekov Khubanchbek, the chairman
27:57of the Oktyabrsky District Court, never
27:59once reprimanded her.
28:01>> And she was right there during the trial
28:03, with her. Yeah.
28:05>> During, during the trial, she was
28:07arguing with me, insulting my husband
28:09when he came, and arguing with my
28:11lawyers. I mean, we already have a ton
28:13of videos like this. Is
28:15>> she sick or something?
28:17The lawyer was sick, right?
28:19>> Why am I a sick woman?
28:22She's African herself.
28:24She
28:26started
28:32>> defending this and that.
28:46>> Why isn't she letting me out? Why aren't
28:48you watching?
28:55No, why isn't she letting me out? Why
28:57isn't she letting me out?
29:16And why aren't you watching?
29:24The witnesses heard everything.
29:35I mean, she's not even embarrassed that
29:36she's being filmed. She's still behaving
29:39inappropriately. Totally inappropriately
29:41.
29:42>> Eliza, well, what was the root cause of
29:44the conflict?
29:46You said that the BMW X7 driver cut you
29:48off.
29:51Did the whole Furborough really catch
29:52fire just because he cut you off and you
29:54didn't give him the right-of-way? No,
29:56>> not really.
29:59This Anara Tilayeva already attacked me
30:02in 2019. Later
30:04>> in 2019, and that was in 2024, right?
30:07>> No, that was in 2023. The second time
30:09she attacked me was in 2023 in Bishkek.
30:13And in 2019, she attacked me in Russia.
30:17>> So, you know her?
30:20>> I don't know her, but as she herself
30:22said in court, it turns out she's known
30:24me since 2012.
30:27>> Right. Can
30:28>> you imagine, since 2012. And the judge
30:31asks, how do you know her?
30:34She says she worked in her sister's
30:36warehouse, and whenever, she says, I
30:38passed by that warehouse, I saw her all
30:40the time.
30:40>> What warehouse? Can you tell me what,
30:42how do you even know each other?
30:46>> It turns out my sister is in wholesale
30:48sales in Russia, and we received large
30:50quantities of goods at the warehouse.
30:54>> And what did we sell?
30:55>> Women's clothing.
30:56>> Right.
30:58>> And, of course, there were five more
31:00salespeople besides me, a close-knit
31:02team of us, collecting orders every day
31:04.
31:05People would leave, walk through this
31:07warehouse to the parking lot, to the
31:09parking lot, and we would continue
31:10working.
31:11>> And did you sell directly from the
31:12warehouse, wholesale?
31:13>> Yes.
31:15We simply prepared orders and shipped
31:16them.
31:18And, apparently, Anara Tilaeva, seeing
31:21us every day...Did
31:22>> she also work in sales, or did
31:25>> she then decide to completely copy the
31:27same product as we had.
31:29So, did Anara decide to switch? Did
31:32>> Tilaeva work there too, or did she see
31:34you every day? Or what was she doing
31:36there? So,
31:37>> it turns out we all worked in the same
31:39shopping center, in a wholesale shopping
31:41center.
31:42>> In Russia?
31:43>> Yes, in Russia.
31:45>> In what city?
31:46>> In the city of Novosibirsk.
31:48>> Right. Anara Tilaeva worked there too?
31:50>> Yes, she worked there too.
31:51>> Sold?
31:52>> Yes, she also sold something, then,
31:54seeing how we worked in the warehouse,
31:56she decided to bring in exactly the same
31:59product as we had.
32:00>> Women's clothing.
32:01>> Women's clothing.
32:04And in 2019, when she attacked me, her
32:07complaint was that she said to me, why
32:09are you creating a monopoly on me?
32:13Why aren't you letting me buy this
32:15product?
32:16So she's a
32:17>> monopoly? What kind of product? Didn't
32:19you sell the product or what?
32:22>> So she wanted exactly the same as ours,
32:24and I asked my friends not to sell them
32:26certain items.
32:29And she went around looking for those
32:31very items, and when she didn't get them
32:33, she got angry.
32:35She's big, she's twice my size.
32:39She probably decided that physical force
32:41would be enough to beat me up, to scare
32:43me.
32:45>> So, did she want to copy...Oh, buy your
32:48product and resell it or what?
32:50>> No, she wanted to buy exactly the same
32:52product.
32:53>> Like yours?
32:54>> Yes, like mine. In Bishkek. In Bishkek
32:56from suppliers, from my suppliers.
32:58>> So, did you buy goods from Bishkek?
33:01>> Yes.
33:01>> We transported them to Novosibirsk and
33:03sold them there.
33:04>> Yes.
33:05>> Self-made. Yes.
33:07Yeah.
33:08And she wanted to sell the same product
33:10you buy in Bishkek to Novosibirsk too.
33:14And you told the suppliers here in
33:16Bishkek not to sell to her.
33:19>> Yes, because she was selling below cost
33:21.
33:22>> Ah, that's where the hostility comes
33:24from.
33:25>> Envy, I guess. And
33:27>> she had a complaint, like, why are you
33:29calling Bishkek and telling them not to
33:31sell me the same product, right?
33:33>> Yeah.
33:33>> Yeah, right. And she attacked you in
33:362019 for this reason.
33:37>> Yes.
33:42And those same words, and then her
33:44salesperson, whom she also beat up, and
33:46the salesperson, Anary Tilaeva, comes up
33:48to me and says, you know, she makes us
33:50go to your aisle every day and spy on
33:52you, Yeah,
33:55>> right.
33:56>> And film your product range.
33:58>> Industrial espionage, right?
34:00>> Yeah.
34:01And she says, she sits there all the
34:03time and talks and talks and talks about
34:05you. That is, she has some kind of
34:07hostility, she says, towards you. I
34:09>> see, it's competition. But in '19, when
34:12she beat you up, did you go to the
34:14police?
34:15>> Yes, I did.
34:17I did, I wrote a report.
34:19Unfortunately, I didn't know her name
34:21back then.
34:23I simply wrote down the car's license
34:25plate number, that some crazy woman
34:27attacked me out of nowhere in a parking
34:29lot and beat me up.
34:33So, I wrote a report.
34:35And it so happened that a couple of
34:36weeks later I moved to Bishkek.
34:39>> Yeah.
34:40>> Well, they accepted my report.
34:42>> And they didn't find her, right?
34:44>> Uh, I don't know about that, but if I go
34:46to Novosibirsk now, I'll bring up this
34:48report.
34:49>> But from '19 to '23, you never saw her
34:53again? I
34:54>> never saw her. I'd even forgotten about
34:56her.
34:56And the most amazing thing about her is
34:59that she's known me since 2012. Can you
35:01imagine, she said it herself.
35:19>> And on that day in '23, she recognized
35:22you and came to you, or did you
35:24recognize her?
35:25>> She, she.
35:26>> Somewhere at an intersection we saw
35:28>> On the road, yes, on the road, when I,
35:30it turns out, when they cut me off, I,
35:32it turns out, was driving past them.
35:34>> So you saw her there at the traffic
35:36lights? I
35:37>> didn't see her.
35:38>> But she writes in her, well, testimony
35:40that you, you were following her.
35:44>> She also says in court that I, uh, ran
35:47to her car and that I climbed into her
35:49car.
35:50>> Ah.
35:50>> So, her testimony always differs. So,
35:53today she said one thing, tomorrow she
35:55said something else. So, she doesn't
35:57remember her words.
35:58>> So, you weren't following her?
35:59>> Of course.
36:00>> And she, when she recognized you...
36:02>> Yes, on purpose. Yes, on purpose.
36:06I don't know, I don't understand the
36:08logic, the logic of this woman. Why, it
36:11would seem, yes, especially when she's
36:13seven months pregnant, why?
36:16>> Aha, so you were acquaintances. So, this
36:18isn't just a mundane conflict on the
36:20road, right? Like she's waiting, like
36:22she was following us.
36:24>> Yes, she attacked me in 1919 too.
36:28And since then, she hasn't left me alone
36:30, spreading all sorts of rumors.
36:33And by the way, I want to point out that
36:36she's on Instagram, ah, she opened a
36:37page in my mother's name.
36:41She posted a photo of my mother. And do
36:43you know what she wrote?
36:44>> What? A
36:45>> complaint. Uh-huh
36:47.
36:47>> Can
36:48>> you imagine, grown women like that? Yes
36:51. Is it
36:52>> really her who opens these pages?
36:53>> Yes, it's her.
36:55And then, from these same accounts, she
36:57writes to my husband every day.
37:00That's not all.
37:03She also posted a photo of my family, my
37:05sister, and also wrote such dirty words
37:07on the photo.
37:11I screenshotted all of this, I presented
37:13it all in court.
37:18I showed all of this in court that this
37:20woman is an inadequate, inadequate
37:22person, because, well, an adult opens a
37:24page about me, a page about Alena, a
37:26page about my mother, a page about my
37:28sister.
37:31So, she has so many pages and writes all
37:33sorts of dirt about each of us.
37:36>> Yeah.
37:37>> I didn't respond to her.
37:39I just didn't.
37:41It's just her level of intelligence.
37:44>> Oh, well, you can sue her civilly.
37:48As for those videos you showed us, where
37:50she also uses obscene language and
37:52insults, you can also sue her civilly.
37:56>> I want to appeal, but I just haven't had
37:58the time before.
38:00And the only issue we contacted the
38:02State Committee for Medical and Dental
38:04Problems was interethnic strife.
38:06>> So.
38:06>> She constantly—the incident happened
38:09between 1923 and 1926, three years.
38:13She still writes all sorts of offensive
38:15words to my husband.
38:16But my husband, okay, he doesn't pay
38:18attention.
38:20It's just that the authorities should
38:22pay attention to this too.
38:26And interethnic strife is kept under
38:28special control in every country.
38:30>> And what does interethnic strife consist
38:32of?
38:33>> She constantly insults my husband, calls
38:35him all sorts of dirty names: African,
38:37Negro, go back to your Africa.
38:41She actually says it openly: go, go,
38:43pack your bags, and I mean,
38:47>> listen, how do you mean "African"? Aleno
38:50Foyo is our citizen, born and raised in
38:52Kyrgyzstan.
38:54He even has a nickname, "Black Kyrgyz."
38:57He's our citizen.
39:00What Africa? What do you mean?
39:03>> Pack your bags and go back to your
39:05Africa.
39:07She decides who stays and who leaves.
39:10I collected all these publications, I
39:12had a stack like this.
39:15I collected them and filed a complaint
39:16with the State Committee for National
39:18Security, but for some reason our
39:20officers didn't pay attention.
39:22Although interethnic strife is a serious
39:24matter.
39:28>> As I said, it's like a journey through
39:30agony.
39:34We go and go and go, but to no avail.
39:37>> And she's writing to you directly on
39:39WhatsApp, right? From her number?
39:42>> She wrote to me on Instagram, she wrote
39:44.
39:45>> Is it really her writing? Is this proven
39:47?
39:48>> I asked her a question there. It's
39:50Urmat's wife, she says, yes, it's me.
39:56>> Ah, well, friends, actually, uh, you
39:58listened to the position.
40:02Well, after all, the Supreme Court, I
40:04also want to hope, people endowed with
40:06the highest authority, the highest
40:08justice.
40:10I hope that they will make their
40:11decision in accordance with the law.
40:14Uh, we hope that the president of the
40:16country, who himself reacts very
40:18correctly and accurately to all such
40:20cases, yes, will also take special care
40:23of this case.
40:24Because, well, after all, Aleno Foyo, I
40:27repeat, is our pride.
40:31Our childhood has passed, our first big
40:33victories on the international arena,
40:36the famous Hermes-Profi club.
40:39There were Dzhambulat Amantayev, and
40:41Malik Barbashev, and Mirbek Suyunbekov,
40:44Aleno Foyo—these were the people who
40:46raised our flag, uh, at all
40:48international tournaments. Now even they
40:50, even such a famous family, are being
40:53subjected to such judicial chaos.
40:55I don't know what's going on with
40:57ordinary people there, I don't know, but
41:00we hope that law and justice will
41:02prevail. I
41:06>> simply suggested, there was a moment,
41:08they suggested that their side and our
41:10side meet face-to-face on live
41:12television, right?
41:16There was such a possibility.
41:18>> Yeah.
41:20>> And here are your arguments, our
41:22arguments.
41:24Well, just think about it, people, let's
41:27say, the studio, the lawyers sat down,
41:29we sat down and discussed the facts.
41:32But they didn't want to.
41:34>> Hmm.
41:34>> By the way, yes, we did suggest it.
41:37>> They didn't want it.
41:41Well, if you're supposedly clean, well,
41:43sit down and speak calmly, express
41:45yourself, and then listen to what they
41:47say.
41:50It doesn't matter who starts first.
41:53That's all. It's all easily resolved.
41:57Yes, after the incident, after that, I
42:00approached him and said,
42:06let's settle this issue here now.
42:10That's when he told me, "You're going to
42:12talk, get down on your knees, beg me."
42:15I said, "No, you don't know me," I said
42:17, "I won't do that because I'm right."
42:22Then, when we went to the forensic
42:24examination the next day, I approached
42:26him again.
42:28I calmly approached him, thinking, "
42:30Well, the man has cooled down."
42:32Sometimes he gets worked up, after a day
42:34, a day has passed.
42:36He starts talking to me again.
42:38"You're going to beg me."
42:40I said, "Are you a god or something, to
42:42beg you?"
42:44That is,
42:48I don't know, he's so out of touch with
42:50reality.
42:57You know, I've come to the conclusion
42:59over this time that even if the trial is
43:01biased—it was biased on my side, and if
43:04it's not objective on her side—there
43:06will still be a trial, we just have to
43:08wait 30-40 years.
43:16And up there, they'll judge us all,
43:18who's right and who's guilty, and no one
43:20will run away.
43:23That's what I think.
43:26Yes, there is time, yes, but that's the
43:28only way.
43:31It's just that, you know, there's
43:37still someone above us who will judge us
43:39for our actions.
43:42And we will each be held accountable for
43:44everything we do.
43:48If these people aren't afraid of this,
43:50well, then it's all on their conscience
43:51.
43:53That's how it is.
43:55I'm not even trying to calm myself down
43:57with this, I've simply come to this
43:59conclusion.
44:01That's how it is.
44:02>> Taking this opportunity, friends, yes,
44:04here's the studio, here are the people.
44:06If the other side wants to speak out, we
44:08don't mind, let them come and speak out
44:10, and if they want to have some
44:11discussions live, that's fine too.
44:14Okay, see you later, friends.

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