This day occupies pages 321 through 359 of Volume I of the
transcript.
See the transcript translation for the ninth day.
After confirmation that the pants “belonging to Andrey” were
planted by the government on Yurkovsky Hill – which nobody has admitted yet –
the court goes back and finishes destroying Vasily Cheberyak’s testimony.
Yesterday he claimed that Zhenya told him two rabbis were involved
in grabbing Andrey. Vasily further
claimed that Zhenya said it after Vasily gave both of his depositions. But both of Vasily’s depositions date after
Zhenya’s death, and neither one says anything about rabbis. Not only has Lyuda’s story been discredited
by a couple of dozen adults, Vasily has discredited his own story.
Lyuda’s story was invented by the government in July
1912. Vasily’s story without the rabbis
may represent an earlier story the government invented in 1911 for its judicial
murder of Beilis, and he may have originally been chosen to tell it as a father
of a family and low-ranking government official; he worked for the
postal/telegraph department.
He also tells the story of Shneerson chasing Zhenya -- all
three Cheberyaks tell this, and all three know that the key word sutulovaty refers
to Shneerson. During a past job, I
learned that consistent usage of unusual words like this tends to mark
information made up by a source and propagated through communication
channels. The same term comes up in
testimony by Galkin who claimed to be a founder of the Black Hundreds
organization “Two-Headed Eagle.” The
story about the sutolovaty Jew was invented to show that all these Jews
in this area were chasing down Christian boys.
It’s not a good story, however, because it “happened” in summer, and
that does not coordinate with the Passover element of the blood libel. So it was kept in the prosecution plans, but
the “rabbis” version was the one emphasized at trial. And ripped to shreds by the defense and their
unwitting allies, the ordinary employees and day laborers from the Zaitsev
factory.
Today Miller, an ordinary employee of Zaitsev, proves that
there was no team of Ettinger and Landau involved in Andrey’s murder. The Ettinger who was registered at the
Zaitsev factory left the country January 27, 1911. This means not only was he not around for
Andrey’s murder, he was not around when the foundation was cleared and laid for
the hospice. Vipper gets upset and drops
the whole subject.
In the latter part of today’s testimony, Zamyslovsky tries
to get the court to accept Golubev’s self-contradictory testimony as correct
and an official report as wrong. The
judge reminds him that official records cannot be questioned without material
evidence of inaccuracy, which Golubev’s testimony doesn’t represent. But he wouldn’t have to do that if he had not
made a strategic mistake on day 6 by letting Golubev babble about this. See also day 19.
Zamyslovsky misrepresents the contents of the official report
in his argument. He testifies that there
was only one fence to carry the corpse through when the site survey only three
days earlier showed otherwise.
Zamyslovsky is hand-in-glove with Golubev’s Black Hundreds
organization and of one mind with them in supporting the ritual murder
charge. It’s the only charge the
government really hopes to win with. The
evidence is stacking up that the charges against Beilis are false and
Zamyslovsky realizes without a Jewish murderer, ritual murder has to fall to
the ground. He has staked his future
career on winning this case and he is desperate.
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
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Notes
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Transcript
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Translation
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Statement
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Moskalyukova
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Andrey’s school seamstress
Testifies that pants are forged evidence
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322
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729
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25
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Pravdivy
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Andrey’s school tailor
Testifies that pants are forged evidence
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322
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730
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56
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Evgeny Mishchuk
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Kiev Chief of Detectives
Testified only by deposition
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323
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733
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98
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Vasily Cheberyak
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Returns and falsifies his own testimony
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327
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740
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152
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Father Sinkevich
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Black Hundreds leader
Gave Zhenya last rites
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332
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754
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415
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Galkin
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Black Hundreds leader
Testifies to gossip and nonsense
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336
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762
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565
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Vera Cheberyak
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More lies
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339
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769
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693
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Rozmitalsky
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Black Hundreds member
Testifies to nonsense and gossip
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342
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779
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894
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Miller
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Zaitsev employee
Arranged registration and other papers for Ettinger and
Landau
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346
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788
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1031
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Poznyakov
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Black Hundreds member
Testified to nonsense and gossip
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347
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792
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1138
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Aleksandr Dobzhansky
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Brought back to respond to Poznyakov’s nonsense
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349
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797
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1215
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Pashchenko
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Black Hundreds member
Testifies to nonsense and gossip
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351
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801
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1295
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Golubev
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Brought back to support Pashchenko on fences
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351
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802
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1324
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Fenenko
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Official record of fence investigation
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353
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807
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1410
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Podenkov
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Zaitsev employee?
Testified about arson
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357
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814
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1479
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Samonov
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Zaitsev employee
Testified about Beilis having no cow in 1911
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358
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817
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1553
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Tysovetsky
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Zaitsev employee
Testified about fence
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359
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820
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1648
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