Russian public figure Lina Rykhtikova reported on her Instagram page about the disappearance of her youngest son, who has lived and studied in the media sector in Prague for the past two years. According to Rykhtikova, her son disappeared after a conflict with the Czech police. The young man has not had any contact since October 28.
What happened?
In an interview with REN-TV, Lina Rykhtikova said that on the eve of her disappearance, her son Alexander went to a cafe to prepare for a shoot using the free Wi-Fi of the ; establishment.
According to the woman, Alexander only ordered coffee. Soon an employee of the establishment approached him and explained to him that an extra stay in the cafe is only possible if he buys something else. Alexander promised to place an order later, but the cafe staff called the police.
In one of the last conversations with her son, Rykhtikova learned the details of her conversation with a law enforcement official. “ The son says: & # 39; & # 39; Please introduce yourself, you haven't even introduced yourself. He said, 'I'm in front of you, Russian pig, I'm going to introduce myself anyway,' knocked her down, summoned another outfit, and they got it right hit & # 39; & # 39 ;, “ mdash; specifies the woman.
According to Rykhtikova, the Czech police officer began to behave aggressively after learning that Alexander was from Russia.
However, after the incident, the young man was released. He told his mother he turned to the local ombudsman for help. A few days later, Alexander was met by strangers who began to threaten him.
“ Presumably it was the manager's acquaintances who called the police. They began to threaten Alexander & raquo ;, & mdash; Rykhtikova reported to REN-TV.
When was Alexander Rykhtikov last seen? & nbsp;
According to Lina Rykhtikova, the last time she spoke with her son was five days since. They have not spoken to each other since October 28. & Nbsp;
In her personal Telegram channel, the woman also said that Alexander was the last to be seen by her acquaintance. 'She said he would also seek political asylum in another country. His guitar and laptop were also ousted. He said it after all the robbery and beatings. Now you have to look for it in the refugee camps? In another country ? & # 39; & # 39 ;, & Mdash; noted Rykhtikova (author & # 39; s spelling and punctuation preserved).
On the eve of the Russian woman issued an appeal to the Interior Ministry of the Russian Federation with a request to expedite the issuance of a passport for her trip to Prague in search of her son. The woman also turned to diplomats and the Commissioner for Human Rights in the Czech Republic for help. & Nbsp;
According to Rykhtikova, the actions against her son & mdash; Alexander Rykhtikov, may fall under several articles of the Criminal Code of the Czech Republic: Art. 145 (“ Serious bodily injury ''), Art. 146 (Personal injury), Art. 149 (Torture), art. 352 ('Violence against an individual or a group of people'), Art. 329 ('Abuse of power by officials'), Art. 356 Incitement to hatred and even Art. 140 ('Murder').
What do we know about Alexander Rykhtikov? & Nbsp;
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September 21 Alexander Rykhtikov is 24 years old.
According to his mother, he loved math, drawing, football and music since childhood.
At 17 he entered the production department of VGIK.
At the age of 20 he left to study in Europe.
Alexander had a severe form of covid, after which his hair fell on his head, his mother said on Instagram & mdash; Lina Rykhtikova.
Why is Lina Rykhtikova famous? & Nbsp;
Rykhtikova Lina Yurievna & mdash; 56 years old, public figure.
Born in Moscow. She graduated with a law degree from Far Eastern Federal University, studied philosophy at Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov.
In 2006, she defended her thesis at the University of Friendship of Peoples of Russia on the topic “ Implementation of international law in the Russian Federation. & # 39; & # 39;
In 1996-2006, she worked in the legal department of the Council of the Federation as an international lawyer.
After graduating from civil service, she began to engage in social activities in the Maryino district of Moscow.