Boils my fucking blood. I wish we could’ve done more for her.
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Some crazy revelations from a recent documentary about the Chechen woman’s murder in Yerevan.
>Aishat was forced to become a “nanny,” cleaning up after the entire family and eating only after all the men had finished. Anokhina said that **Aishat was beaten and raped by both her father and her grandfather**.
>When she was 17, Aishat’s family forced her to marry Alsoult Seliyev, a shooting instructor who has trained Kadyrov’s soldiers. **An acquaintance of Aishat referred to the marriage “true domestic, physical, and sexual slavery.” According to Anokhina, Seliyev regularly beat and raped Aishat.** She also told friends and human rights activists that he installed cameras throughout the house to monitor her while he took drugs. One of her friends suspected that Seliyev was also putting drugs into Aishat’s food, as she complained of experiencing hallucinations around that time.
For those that blame the Armenian government „for not doing enough to protect her“
>In Armenia, **Aishat started using the name Alex and became active on social media, where she posted photos with geotags** and publicly criticized the treatment of women in Chechnya. “One thing I can’t say is that she was foolish,” one of her friends said. “She understood the risk of being attacked.
And looks like she was poisoned by a „Dagestani woman“ who befriended her and promised to help her.
>Aishat was last seen with a woman named Karina Iminova, whom she had met on social media. Iminova, who introduced herself as a native of Dagestan who supported Aishat’s advocacy, repeatedly asked to visit Aishat and invited her to her home. She promised to help Aishat either get “a good job” or leave Armenia.
>Shortly before her disappearance, Aishat met with Iminova, who had flown to Yerevan on October 14. After spending time together in public, they went to Iminova’s place to spend the night. In the early hours of October 15, Aishat messaged her friends that she was fine, but she stopped replying to messages soon after.
>Several days later, Aishat’s body was found in a rental apartment in the center of Yerevan. “She died a difficult, agonizing, and prolonged death,” activist David Isteev told TV Rain. “The apartment was covered in blood. It appears her killers sat and waited for her to die.”
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He is a pig
Boils my fucking blood. I wish we could’ve done more for her.
Some crazy revelations from a recent documentary about the Chechen woman’s murder in Yerevan.
>Aishat was forced to become a “nanny,” cleaning up after the entire family and eating only after all the men had finished. Anokhina said that **Aishat was beaten and raped by both her father and her grandfather**.
>When she was 17, Aishat’s family forced her to marry Alsoult Seliyev, a shooting instructor who has trained Kadyrov’s soldiers. **An acquaintance of Aishat referred to the marriage “true domestic, physical, and sexual slavery.” According to Anokhina, Seliyev regularly beat and raped Aishat.** She also told friends and human rights activists that he installed cameras throughout the house to monitor her while he took drugs. One of her friends suspected that Seliyev was also putting drugs into Aishat’s food, as she complained of experiencing hallucinations around that time.
For those that blame the Armenian government „for not doing enough to protect her“
>In Armenia, **Aishat started using the name Alex and became active on social media, where she posted photos with geotags** and publicly criticized the treatment of women in Chechnya. “One thing I can’t say is that she was foolish,” one of her friends said. “She understood the risk of being attacked.
And looks like she was poisoned by a „Dagestani woman“ who befriended her and promised to help her.
>Aishat was last seen with a woman named Karina Iminova, whom she had met on social media. Iminova, who introduced herself as a native of Dagestan who supported Aishat’s advocacy, repeatedly asked to visit Aishat and invited her to her home. She promised to help Aishat either get “a good job” or leave Armenia.
>Shortly before her disappearance, Aishat met with Iminova, who had flown to Yerevan on October 14. After spending time together in public, they went to Iminova’s place to spend the night. In the early hours of October 15, Aishat messaged her friends that she was fine, but she stopped replying to messages soon after.
>Several days later, Aishat’s body was found in a rental apartment in the center of Yerevan. “She died a difficult, agonizing, and prolonged death,” activist David Isteev told TV Rain. “The apartment was covered in blood. It appears her killers sat and waited for her to die.”
>According to TV Rain, surveillance footage from a camera on the building where Aishat was killed shows Iminova getting into a taxi with a man on October 16. Isteev told the outlet that both subsequently flew to Moscow. The report alleges that Iminova was accompanied by a Chechen man named Said-Khamzat Baysarov, whose uncle Ruslan Baysarov is a friend of Ramzan Kadyrov. Media reports [have](https://istories.media/investigations/2022/05/03/druzya-kadirova-deputati-edinoi-rossii-i-drugie-vladeltsi-nedvizhimosti-v-dubae/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=mainpage&utm_campaign=dubai) %5Breferred%5D(https://rublevka.proekt.media/person/baysarov-ruslan-sulimovich/) to Baysarov as “Kadyrov’s wallet.”
Here is the link to that documentary, you can change the language to English if you don’t understand Russian
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmXEq-nG7s4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmXEq-nG7s4)
this article is a horror story to read, not only did she had a horrible life back at home, her demise is even worse.
So so sad.
Horrible. RIP – I hope something positive towards her cause comes out of this