Криминалист Михаил Игнатов выдвинул версию, что пожар в изоляторе для дезертиров в Якутске мог быть устроен самими заключёнными
The main conceptual idea of the article is that a fire in a Yakutsk detention center for deserters was likely started *internally* by the prisoners themselves.
The article presents the expert opinion of criminologist Mikhail Ignaatov who suggests that the fire could have been a deliberate act of protest or rebellion by the detainees.
He cites precedent for this, pointing to past cases where prisoners have set fires as a form of dissent. Ignaatov emphasizes that the detention center's restricted access makes it unlikely that the fire was started from the outside, making an internal cause more probable.
Possible internal causes include either deliberate setting by the detainees or an accident caused by careless handling of fire. The investigation is also considering the possibility of electrical malfunction as a cause.
The main conceptual idea of the article is that a fire in a Yakutsk detention center for deserters was likely started *internally* by the prisoners themselves. The article presents the expert opinion of criminologist Mikhail Ignaatov who suggests that the fire could have been a deliberate act of protest or rebellion by the detainees. He cites precedent for this, pointing to past cases where prisoners have set fires as a form of dissent. Ignaatov emphasizes that the detention center's restricted access makes it unlikely that the fire was started from the outside, making an internal cause more probable. Possible internal causes include either deliberate setting by the detainees or an accident caused by careless handling of fire. The investigation is also considering the possibility of electrical malfunction as a cause.
