Appeal for "March 1" was denied
Authorized representative of the families of the 10 victims of March 1 Artak Zeynalyan was no longer given a chance to ask questions at the RA Appeals Court. Judge Grisha Melik-Sargsyan said there was no detainee or injured party to ask questions to in response to the plaintiff's calls to ask questions.
In an hour, the RA Appeals Court examined the investigation of the appeal filed by the successors of Tigran Khachatryan, Gor Kloyan and Armen Farmanyan who were shot and killed by the "Cheryomukha-7" device on March 1.
The victims' families appealed the verdict reached by the first instance court of Kentron and Nork-Marash districts, which considered the appeal against the lack of activity of the Special Investigative Service and the RA Prosecutor General's office as groundless.
The defendant continued to claim that the preliminary inquiry hadn't finished yet and their appeal was groundless.
Judge Grisha Melik-Sargsyan decided to deny the case at the consultation room since it was groundless.
Until then, the judge tried to find out from the defendant when the preliminary inquiry would end and what the perspectives were.
Prosecutor Harutyun Harutyunyan mentioned that preliminary inquiry is still in progress and couldn't say when it would end.
Contrary to that, Gor Kloyan's father Sargis Kloyan made an announcement. He is certain that the preliminary inquiry is 100% over. "We know the names and last names of the four policemen, the names and last names of those who gave the command, the hour they fired, the device they used and we know that it was a banned device and they had no right to use it. Go to the military unit, ask them who gave the weapon and everything will be clear."
Let us remind that no separate case on the murders of the 10 victims of March 1 has been brought up.
