Co-founder of 'Echo of St. Petersburg' died in a hospital
Co-founder of 'Echo of St. Petersburg' died in a hospital — one month after being beaten in the Moscow region. On August 10, the radio station itself reported on the death of Sergey Nedovodin, one of the founders of 'Echo' in St. Petersburg.
Consensus
- Sergei Nedovodin was beaten in a courtyard in Podmoskovye.
- The attack occurred on June 23.
- Nedovodin was hospitalized and remained in a coma for a month.
- He died on August 10 without regaining consciousness.
- He was 61 years old.
- The incident involved a confrontation with noisy individuals after Nedovodin went outside to make a complaint.
- Police arrived only after multiple calls or after a request from paramedics.
- An investigation into grievous bodily harm was opened shortly before his death.
- One of the attackers was later detained.
- Nedovodin was a co-founder and former head of 'Echo of Petersburg'.
Points of divergence
- One of the attackers claimed to be a war veteran. — tg_sotavisionmedia
- Nedovodin's wife stated that police did not arrive immediately after the call, and only came after a request from paramedics. — tg_sotavisionmedia
- Police arrived after the fifth call. — tg_tvrain
- Neighbors were reportedly drunk. — tg_tvrain
- Nedovodin led the cultural foundation 'Zhivoye budushchee' since 2023, which promotes 'patriotic content'. — tg_sotavisionmedia
- The foundation applied for a presidential grant in 2024 for the project 'Heroes of the Country', dedicated to participants of WWII and the war in Ukraine. — tg_sotavisionmedia
- Nedovodin was hospitalized at the Sklifosovsky Institute. — tg_paperpaper_ru
Coverage (3 sources)
- Co-founder of 'Echo of St. Petersburg' died after being beaten in the yard: one of the attackers turned out to be a war participant — SOTAvision
- Co-founder of 'Echo of St. Petersburg' died in hospital - a month after beating in Moscow region — Дождь (Telegram)
- Former head of 'Echo of St Petersburg' has been in a coma for a month; 61-year-old Sergey Nedovodin hospitalized in Sklifosovsky Institute... — Бумага
Key entities
- Echo of St. Petersburg
- Sergey Nedovodin
- Moscow Oblast
- Anastasia Mironova
- Echo
- Saint Petersburg
- Sklifosovsky Research Institute
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