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Incident in Ještěrka bar
I have coincidentally acquired some documents in a case of Gilbert F. McCrae, who had been effectively sentenced for last year’s murder in tram no. 22. The judgment of 1st instance court is particularly interesting to read. The prosecution version of what happened was already confirmed by three court instances: Mr. McCrae, historical arms dealer and both US and UK citizen, living in CR since 2002, had a verbal conflict with a victim in Ještěrka bar on Londýnska Street in Vinohrady (district of Prague). The victim, Rudolf S., was a 34 year old drug addict and dealer. McCrae then followed the victim to the tram stop on Tylovo Place and rode with him in the tram no. 22 up to terminus in Hostivař (district of Prague), where he shot him once to the head and killed him in cold blood. After that he calmly got off the tram and returned home to Vinohrady. The most interesting thing, after the act Mr. McCrae didn’t even try to escape in order to avoid being caught (he must have known that bar guests and barkeep would identify him easily), nor he attempted to ditch the murder weapon, but he waited until the police – after a month – tracks him down, detains him and finds the gun in his home.
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They haven’t learned about life in schools, but in prison. That’s also where they were choosing their associates. Their tattoos don’t serve as decorations, but as expressions of their contempt for authorities and as symbols of affiliation with their prison caste and its hierarchy. They haven’t held ordinary jobs, yet they are millionaires. And they are darn proud of it. We are talking about main protagonists of Alexander Gentelev alarming document. Mr. Gentelev managed to gain trust of several top members of Russian-speaking underworld, so called criminals by law (vor v zakone). They must abide by special code – unwritten laws, which emerged in 1930s in Soviet gulags. Their unprecedented open testimonies along with archive shots from Russian prisons and “mafia revelries” illustrations give very complex and complete view on progress of organized crime in Russia from perestroika until now. According to former operative of Russian Interpol these people have nowadays essential influence over economic and political decision making in their country. They know very well that except heavily armed bodyguards they need to have “their” politician as well.
“IF THEY KILLED ME…” 55 minutes of the truth about Czech Republic
Terrifying documentary broadcasted on CT2 on March 10, 2011 - in each ordinary country would have to immediately mobilize mass media and all citizens, who have preserved their sanity – similar to scandalous assault on CT (Czech Television, similar status as PBS)! Our country is governed and controlled by others. Out of those, who are supposed to do so, have mostly become slaves, psychopaths, lunatics and even common criminals living completely out of touch with the reality. Everyone is taking chances and the stakes are high! Based on the example of courageous police officer a TV station from Ostrava has fully unveiled security state of our country. The documentary may be seen on YouTube. The police officer Michal - decorated the best officer in his division in 2008 and who has got the Russian-speaking mafia boss behind bars (so called criminal by law or “vor v zakone”) – has been charged himself just so he couldn’t testify.
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The full truth about overcrowded Czech penitentiaries
The question in the title seems very odd, since the answer is so easy and has been pushed outright before the eyes of the Czech society. However, it is all a bit different and we can say it’s a 20 year old lie of our government. Czech penitentiaries, our prison system and the Prison Service of the Czech Republic (abbrev. PSCR) have not served to protect our society or to ensure the correction of convicted criminals. It is rather specific “social service” for government employees (apparently, to lower the unemployment rate artificially).
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