This day occupies pages 170 through 173 of Volume II of the
transcript.
There’s a reason for that.
Supposedly Tufanov was present at one autopsy, and he alone. His partner in that autopsy had died and a
Dr. Kosorotov was brought in to speak for the prosecution side. I don’t know who knew this, besides Tufanov,
but Kosorotov was also present at the second autopsy, which will come up on day
24, if I remember correctly.
At any rate, Drs. Pavlov and Kadyan have not seen the photos
and specimens before and the only time they have is the rest of this day to
develop their opinions about them.
It should be noted that all the forensic-medical experts and
psychiatric-psychological experts refused to have even their expenses paid,
except for Kosorotov. He received 4,000
rubles from the government for testifying, and the archives contain his two
receipts each for half of the sum.
Professor Bekhterev suggested a contribution to a psychiatric institute
but that was not for himself.
To "What Does It Prove?"
To "What Does It Prove?"
Judge: Fyodor Boldyrev
Prosecution:
Criminal
Prosecutor, Oscar Vipper
Civil
Prosecutor Georgy Zamyslovsky
Private
Civil Prosecutor Aleksey Shmakov
Defense:
Oscar
Gruzenberg
Nikolay Karabchevsky
Dmitry Grigorevich-Barsky
Alexandr Zarudny
Vasily Maklakov
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