Family member alleges son was poisoned and killed in detention colony; accusations rejected

An unidentified family member said their son was not merely a casualty in a detention colony but was killed and poisoned, and urged that everyone who took part be identified.

"We knew that our son not simply died in the colony, he was killed," the unidentified family member said. "We already know what he was poisoned with. I think time will pass and we will learn who did it. Definitely." (translated from Russian)

The comments framed recent disclosures as confirmation of the family’s long-held belief and urged that those responsible be publicly identified.

A respondent in the same exchange rejected the accusations. "Very negative. We, naturally, do not accept such accusations. We consider them biased and not based on anything. In fact, we decisively reject them," the unidentified respondent said. (translated from Russian)

The brief transcript excerpt does not specify the setting of the exchange, the institutional affiliations of either speaker, the identity of the deceased, the exact poison the family referred to, or whether any investigation has concluded. It records a personal allegation and a direct denial but does not include documentary evidence, formal findings, or named suspects.

No formal action, legal finding, or vote is recorded in the excerpt. The matter remains unresolved in the provided text; the speakers said the identity of those responsible may become known in the future.