wait me 29.06.2009 (2009)

Igor Kvasha takes photos of the found people from the stand: Tatyana Sergeevna Baluyeva, grandmother Valentina Ivanovna, a young girl Maria, Olga Bystrova, Vladimir Fedorovich Ivashchenko, and several other men of different ages (names and surnames are not given).

The program is hosted by the deputy head of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, Police Colonel Yuri Maslov, and the senior operative of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Police Department for Transport of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, Police Lieutenant Colonel Anatoly Rudnev.

Shooting in the Nizhny Novgorod region, the story about Alexey Karpov, he and his mother Natalia Yuryevna tell.

The man disappeared in March 2009 in the city of Kulebaki, went to work in the Rostov region, but ended up in slavery at one of the brick factories in Dagestan.

After receiving this message from him, the family raised not only the local police, but also the Moscow police; the details of the search are reported by the employees of the Criminal Investigation Department of the Moscow-Ryazan LUVD: senior operative Antonina Ergeshova and chief Alexey Molodyakov.

Most likely, the kidnappers were afraid that because of a single person they might have a lot of problems, as a result, Alexey Karpov was released from the factory in a few days, according to him, literally kicked out of there, bought a bus ticket and sent home.

Shooting at the Kazan railway station, in Makhachkala and the Ukrainian village of Solotvyn, the story of Lyubomir Derevyanko.

Lubomir went to work with his friend Nikolai, spent several months in a brick factory, where he was helped to escape by one of the workers.

In Makhachkala, Lubomir was picked up by a woman named Aminat, she fed him, changed his clothes, wrote a letter for the program "Wait for Me" and sent him to Moscow.

On May 8, one of the employees of the Kazan railway station led a young man to the kiosk of the program.

Lubomir's father, Lubomir Romanovich Derevyanko, said that in early childhood, his son was ill with meningitis, they were never able to completely cure him, with age, the consequences of the disease progressed.

Lubomir has a craving to constantly go somewhere, but he does not lose hope to recover, so sometimes he goes to some clinic, sometimes to earn money to get money for treatment, while the young man is very trusting, it is easy to deceive him.

His father took him from the Moscow infectious diseases hospital No. 1, now they are already at home.

Photos of people who may be in Dagestan brick factories:

Sergey Shuvalov left the Ivanovo Region for work in October 2008, and in early May 2009, his parents were informed that he was traveling on foot from Makhachkala to Moscow without money and documents.

Igor Zaitsev left Belarus to work in Moscow in 2004, and last called home in December 2004; his mother believes that she saw a very similar person in the story from Kaspiysk.

Rafik Aganyan, 26, disappeared in September 2000 in the Stavropol Territory.

Sergey Rudakov, 30, disappeared in the summer of 2004 in Samara.

Sergey Kopytov disappeared in June 2006, never returned from the army.

Denis Fatiev disappeared in 2005 in Krasnodar, in May 2009, a stranger told his mother that her son was in Dagestan.

Gennady Vasilyevich Shmelev, according to reports from Dagestan, escaped from a brick factory; the market sellers told how they helped the man in any way they could, but after they contacted the program and connected the Dagestan police to the case, Gennady disappeared again.

Mykola Migalchuk disappeared in Ukraine in January 2008, and my aunt thinks she recognized him on the film from Dagestan.

Alexander Galiev in August 2006 returned by train from the Chelyabinsk region to Bashkiria, but did not reach home, the last time he was seen on the highway "Ufa - Moscow".

Alexander Semenyuk, born in 1966, left Belarus in February 2002 to work in Moscow and disappeared.

Dmitry Dronin disappeared in January 2008 in Astrakhan, shortly after that, a man with a southern accent called his family and told them not to worry, there was no more news.

Sergey Semin went to work in Moscow in February 2008, and last called home on May 28, 2009.

Stanislav Petrazhitsky in 2005 went to work in St.

Petersburg, according to the photo he was recognized by one of those who escaped from the brick factories, claims that Stanislav is there.

Ilya Kalinovchenko in February 2008 went to work from Vologda to Moscow, called home only once on January 27, 2009 and said that he was at the plant in Dagestan, there was no money and no documents.

Yegor Ryzhikh disappeared in April 2008 in Yakutia.

In the studio of the program, mother Olga Fyodorovna and sister Nadezhda say that at the end of May, a letter from the Chelyabinsk police came to their home address, Yegor was detained at the railway station without documents, he was going to go to work in Moscow.

At the end of April, the program received a call, an unknown woman reported that Yegor was in Dagestan, escaped from a brick factory, but could not go home.

The local police joined the search, and Yegor was found.

Meeting in the studio.

The story of Sergey V. Zubanov from the Omsk region.

In search of earnings, he came from Moscow to Kaspiysk, where he was enslaved at a brick factory, was able to escape, walked home on foot, and in early May 2009 was detained by the district police of the Shelkovsky district of the Chechen Republic during another raid.

District police officer Alikhan Gaziyev and the head of the department of district police officers of the Shelkovsky district Ibragim Gaidarov say: It was impossible to send Sergei home without documents, so Alikhan Gaziyev took the man to his home and reported his situation to the program; Sergei's relatives have been found, he will soon be home.

The program starts operation "Precinct".

Video clip with search requests from the Chechen Republic.

Khasra Manchayeva is looking for a son: Suleiman Musayevich Manchayev, born in 1976, studied in Moscow in 1996, took a sabbatical in 1998, worked somewhere on a construction site, sent the last telegram in 1998 from Malakhovka, Moscow region; the man is registered in the village of Drobino, Tula region, did not come to exchange a passport.

Said Sadullayev is looking for a friend: Radik Khalitovich Nuriyev lived in Kazakhstan, last seen on July 12, 1997.

Wanted Turpal Saadbekovich Kulchiev, born in 1976, disappeared on December 23, 1991, three years later he was seen in Astrakhan.

A woman is looking for a brother: Betirsolt Islamgariev left for work in 1987, there is no news about him.

Halimat Magomedovna Musayeva is looking for a relative: Zaurbek Obusultaevich Musayev disappeared in 2001, allegedly abducted.

Alikhan Gaziyev was given a list of people who are wanted in the Shelkovsky district of Chechnya, and in a few days he and his assistants found every third person.