independent investigation 18.11.2002 (2002)

"Fathers and Sons".

The program is dedicated to the problem of relationships between generations - parents and already grown-up children.

The lack of mutual understanding and mutual respect often leads, at a minimum, to resentment and complete alienation of relatives, at a maximum, to quarrels and beatings of grown-up children of their parents.

Domestic conflicts and disagreements often result in dramatic destruction of the family.

Parents, accused of either senile dementia or of being an obstacle in the lives of young people, are simply thrown out into the street, in the best case - handed over to shelters and nursing homes.

The program investigates the mechanism of family relationships, how abstract the concept of human values is, how they should be defined and what to do for sons and daughters whose elderly parents really have in some sense become an obstacle to their lives.

The first story of the program is dedicated to the story of 80-year-old Vladimir Ivanovich Sysoev, a medal-bearer, a participant in the Great Patriotic War, who went through the entire war, remained alive and at the moment, having suffered at the hands of his own son, has become a group 2 disabled person.

This story happened in an ordinary Moscow family.

Having lost his first wife, who during her life was also beaten by her adult son, Vladimir Ivanovich married a second time, but the life of the "newlyweds" did not work out.

The married son decided to free his apartment from unwanted parents, choosing the method - systematic beatings of his father.

Once again, having beaten the old man, the 54-year-old son broke Vladimir Ivanovich's hip.

Video: Sysoev V.I. talks about the theft and sale of his medals by his son.

Sergei Sysoev - the son of Sysoev V.I. claims that he did not beat his father.

In the studio, Sysoev V.I. talks about his relationship with his son and beatings.

Korshun Mikhail -- a lawyer about the police's refusal to initiate a criminal case.

Sysoev V.I. about witnesses to the beating.

Karyukhin Eduard about the inability of elderly people to stand up for themselves.

Zhukovsky Vyacheslav about witness statements and investigative protocols that can help Sysoev V.I. Shapiro Boris -- about the help social workers give to families where violence is present.

Sysoev V.I. says that social workers did not come to his home.

A viewer advises Sysoev V.I. to move out with his son.

A viewer -- a realtor offers his services for the separation of the father and son.

Sysoev V.I. agrees to move to another apartment and says that he wants his son punished.

The second story of the program is dedicated to the actor Orlovsky Dmitry Dmitrievich.

Orlovsky D.D. cannot live in his apartment because his daughter Larisa believes that the place for a father is in a home for the mentally ill.

On April 12 of this year, according to Orlovsky D.D., he was tied up and beaten and taken to a psychiatric hospital.

His own daughter was the initiator in this case.

Larisa wrote a statement to the Gagarinsky Court of Moscow asking to recognize Orlovsky D.D. as incompetent and appoint her as his guardian.

The daughter motivated her actions by the fact that her father allegedly walks around the apartment with a knife and threatens her and her family members.

According to the court decision, Orlovsky D.D. was recognized as incompetent on May 17, 2002. Neither Orlovsky D.D. nor his three other daughters were invited to the court.

Video: Orlovsky D.D. speaks about the beating and forced placement in a psychiatric hospital.

Video: building and sign "Gagarinsky District Court", document on incapacity, Orlovsky D.D. sings a song with his daughters.

An excerpt from a conversation between the program correspondent and judge Irina Achamovitch about the psychiatric examination of Orlovsky D.D. Vladimir Kozyrev talks about a possible conspiracy between relatives and the doctor.

Larisa, Dmitry Orlovsky's daughter, talks about the conclusion of the medical examination.

In the studio, Orlovsky D.D. talks about his stay in the hospital and attempts to prove his sanity, the attack on him by his son-in-law, and his daughter's behavior.

Orlovskaya Ekaterina, Orlovsky D.D.'s daughter, talks about her elderly father's health.

Spiridonova Natalya talks about the conclusion of the absentee medical examination of Orlovsky D.D. Orlovsky D.D. agrees to undergo an independent psychiatric examination.

The host asks viewers to provide financial assistance to Orlovsky D.D. to pay for the examination.

Levina Maria, an independent expert, talks about the attitude of judges to independent medical examinations.

Viewers discuss how to help Orlovsky D.D. Orlovskaya E. talks about the need to refute the forensic examination.

Orlovsky D.D. says that he is ready to act in films.

Kazan resident Etelii about Orlovsky D.D.'s diagnosis and readiness to give him a certificate of normal mental state.

Orlovsky D.D. addresses his daughter Larisa.

A viewer says kind words about Orlovsky D.D. The third story of the program is dedicated to the film and theater actress Nina Sazonova.

Her son systematically beat Nina Afanasyevna, but she did not find the strength to complain to anyone and explained all the bruises by falls and her own clumsiness.

One day, after another beating, Sozonova N.A. lost consciousness.

The son, deciding that he beat his mother to death, got scared and jumped out of the window.

Chashchina Lyubov -- Sozonova N.A.'s neighbor talks about the case of the actress's beating.

Chekhankov Fedor talks about Sozonova N.A.'s son.

Video: Sozonova N.A. talks about her life and work at home.