wait me 07.26.2004 (2004)

Telecast №81936, 1 part, duration: 0:44:05
Production: VID
Availability:Film hasn't been digitized
Anchor:Kvasha Igorj, Shukshina Mariya

Reel №1

Studio. I. Kvasha asks everyone to take a close look at our stand.

It has photos of people who have disappeared this year.

1. Evgeny Beznosov, he is now 36 years old.

On January 1 of this year in Moscow, he went to the store and disappeared.

2. Mikhail Zakhmatov from the Shushensky Krasnoyarsk Territory, he is 80 years old.

On January 1, 2004, he went for a walk and disappeared.

3. Alexander Kokorev, 23, and Vladimir Dubas, 17, from the village.

Tuchkovo, Ruzsky district, Moscow Region, on January 1, 2004, they went for a walk and disappeared.

Both of them are very important witnesses in the same criminal case.

4. Olga Popova left for work on January 3, 2004 and disappeared.

5. Yulia Ioshpe from Rostov-on-Don, on February 3, she disappeared on the way from work.

We hope that with your help, someone will be found soon.

Requests for help in the search from the studio.

1. Olga Novozvantseva is looking for her son, Nikolai Novozvantsev, born in 1971, who was supposed to leave Saratov for Moscow on March 30, 2004. But he didn't come home.

2. Lyudmila Bobrova is looking for her father, Dmitry Dushkin, born in 1927. On 24.05.04, he disappeared in Gai, Orenburg region.

The father left the house in house slippers, without documents, and still, nothing is known about him.

3. The Chuburkov family is looking for a son, Sergey Chuburkov, born in 1981.

On the night of May 23-24, 2004, he drove his Peugeot 307 car off the street.

Prechistenki went to Kutuzovsky Prospekt and disappeared.

Atelier.

Oleg Popov found his wife, Olga Popova, born in 1981.

Olya left for work from Smolensk on 3.01.04, the last time she called in February and has not been heard from since.

Two small children are waiting for her at home.

Videopismo from Olga.

She's in a very difficult situation right now.

She is grateful to her husband for taking care of the children and wants to meet with Oleg and talk about everything.

We decided that this meeting should take place behind the scenes.

Atelier.

Nikolay Danilenko found a son, Vladimir Avramenko, born in 1982, who in January 2004 went to Moscow to work on a construction site.

At the end of February, my son sent a letter from Ulyanovsk without a return address.

Father meets son in the studio.

Continuation of search requests from the studio:

4. Kryvogub Peter is looking for a son, Kryvogub Vitaly, born in 1983, a student of the Kiev Polytechnic Institute, Faculty of Computer Science.

On 25.12.03, he left the institute and disappeared.

5. Dmitry Khrapko is looking for a girl, Irina Taskaeva, whom he met in Turkey in June of this year.

Irina is 14 years old.

6. Lydia Gaisanova from Ingushetia is looking for a doctor, Anna Leshchenko, who has treated and put her son Zaurbek on his feet for the last 6 years.

Then it became known that Anna Vasilyevna left the diagnostic center.

Atelier.

The story of Vladimir Martirosyan, who found a daughter, Raisa Martirosyan, a native of Kremenchug, Ukraine.

Then she got married and went with her husband to Bulgaria.

In 1973. Raya came to visit.

Videopismo from Bulgaria.

Raisa Vladimirovna is also looking for her father and really wants to see him.

Father meets daughter in the studio.

And Raisa meets and meets her father's brother.

We want to show you a video that is not very typical for our program.

These women came to Moscow from Voronezh and Belgorod for help.

They've been looking for their daughters for years.

Many of them believe that their daughters have been abducted.

The mothers received official permission to hold a rally in the center of Moscow on Pushkin Square.

Today there are four of them, but in reality - much more.

Antonina Perfilieva is looking for a daughter, Zhanna Perfilieva, born in 1976.

Antonina was one of the first mothers to go to the Voronezh Square, then other mothers joined her.

Zhanna disappeared on 1.08.96, she went to work and did not return.

A mother from Voronezh is looking for her daughter Alla Poskakova, born in 1971. On 21.06.98, she and a friend got into a car to get home.

The driver was found on the third day.

It turned out to be Sergey Khalin, who has been engaged in night driving for 16 years.

The mother appealed to all instances, it remained to turn only to God.

Nadezhda Cherkasova is looking for her daughter, Galina Cherkasova, born in 1977. On October 5, 1999, at 8 am, Galya went to work and never returned.

Galina Maslova from Belgorod is looking for a daughter, Oksana Maslova, born in 1976.

In 1998.Oksana graduated from the institute.

In search of a job, she advertised in a local newspaper.

Soon the employer showed up, Oksana met with him and seemed to approach.

Then he called and made another appointment.

No one saw Oksana again.

The problem of girls disappearing is very serious.

We have one witness to how serious this is.

Atelier.

The story of the sisters Lyuba and Vera Andreev.

In the evening of 25.01.03, Lyuba and her mother arrived from Buzuluk.

In the evening, a car drove up and people asked Lyuba, they offered a job selling newspapers in Buzuluk.

She went with her sister.

When they arrived at Samara, the sisters guessed that they were being taken away.

The women told them that they were being taken to Moscow to engage in prostitution, and that they had been sold.

On January 26, in the evening, they already went to work.

Vera was sent first.

When Lyuba arrived later, her sister was not there.

Lyuba stayed in slavery for 4 months.

Then she went down from the third floor, got on the bus, and hitched a ride home.

Atelier.

We want to tell a very old story in which we need your help.

A story from the village of Casanesti, Moldova.

Domnika, the only one of the Grabovskys, tells about the history of the Grabovsky family.

Until 1947, they lived in the village of Kazanesti until 1947.Then the famine began in the south of Moldova.

It was caused by the fact that the authorities took all the bread.

The cattle were also taken.

Kirill Grabovsky's family also left.

People tried to leave for Ukraine, for Romania.

Grabovskie reached Chernivtsi.

There, the father put the family on the train, and he fell behind.

Son Peter, went to look for his mother and got lost at the train station.

For 3 days Natalia and her daughter lived at the train station and looked for her son.

On the way back, Natalia became very ill.

She realized that she was dying.

After burying her mother, Domnica returned to the village.

And then, suddenly, my father came back.

Kirill Grabovsky also learned that from all his large family there was only one Domnika.

When Peter disappeared, he was wearing his mother's vest, and on his shoulders was a soldier's raincoat-tent.

If you can help us with the search, please call us.

Continuation of search requests from the studio:

1. Mikhail Vasilyevich Shepelev from Kolomna is looking for a nephew, Nikolai Vasilyevich Shepelev, and a sister, Anna Vasilyevna Shepeleva.

2. Denisenko (Barbashina) Tatiana previously lived in Tashkent, Samarkand, and is looking for many people.

Tatiana's grandmother, Maria Dolnikova, comes from a very rich family in the past.

She ran away from home for love, leaving all her relatives.

Tatiana is also looking for her first love, Christoforidis Takis from Greece, whom she met in Tashkent.

3. Vera Bryantseva is looking for her son, Alexey Bryantsev.

He lived with his grandmother in the village.

Ramon, Voronezh Region, June 11, 2004. In the evening, he left home for the bard song festival and never returned.

9 days later, a classmate saw him in Voronezh.

Atelier.

Artem Korolev found the girl he saw on the exam at the Moscow School of External Studies No. 346 in early June of this year.

At the math exam, the girl sat in front of Artyom.

Looking at her exam sheet, Artyom learned that the girl's name was Naryshkina Anna.

Artem and Anya meet in the studio.

Calendar: 07.26.2004

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