New details in the case of the alleged violent death of a Hungarian "due to the actions of the TCC in Zakarpattia". The Euronews film crew managed to interview a paramedic, also from Zakarpattia, who openly confirmed a number of claims, reports UNN.
Details
In early July, a 46-year-old ethnic Hungarian from Zakarpattia, who had dual citizenship, died. Hungarian pro-government media claimed that József Sebestyén was allegedly beaten to death by employees of the Ukrainian TCC.
The Euronews film crew managed to interview Zoltán Rajo, also from Zakarpattia, who works as a paramedic. He openly admitted:
Sebestyén was not beaten to death
Rajo saw Sebestyén on the street when he was rumored to be in a coma in Budapest, and met him in the hospital. More precisely, in a psychiatric hospital, where he was transferred after he showed an alarming disorder and started talking.
According to Rajo, he was working in ward four when Sebestyén died in ward two.
Rajo asked his colleagues what happened to the man. They told him that without any serious signs, his heart stopped, and he fell dead in the bathroom.
As Euronews writes, Rajo knew his colleague, the coroner, as a reliable person.
His colleague determined that a blood clot had formed in Sebestyén's leg, which entered the coronary artery and caused his death.
Rajo's colleagues confirmed that they met Sebestyén in two different wards and did not see any signs of beatings, although his body was examined several times.
Bruises and contusions are usually recorded
Recall
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