The adopted son sent his father to a mental hospital. The adopted son turned over his millionaire father to Kashchenko in order to quickly receive an inheritance

Absolutely healthy person spent six months among the violent

Life invariably proves to us the truth of the expression “don’t swear off prison or scrip.” Successful businessman Igor Vladimirov with my own hands earned money for his family comfortable life in a luxurious cottage in the legendary village of writers near Moscow. However, after the 86-year-old capital moneybag issued a deed of gift for all property to his adopted son, the stepson “imprisoned” his father in psychiatric clinic. An absolutely healthy person was kept among violent patients for six months. And after leaving the mental hospital, it turned out that a man could only live out his life on the street...

IN Soviet years Igor Nikolaevich served in the submarine fleet in Kamchatka and Kola Peninsula, visited “hot spots” in Cuba and Vietnam and rose to the position of captain of a nuclear submarine. Then he worked for 17 years in Luzhkov’s team in the Moscow government. And later he became a successful businessman. Vladimirov was engaged in the construction of retail outlets in metro passages, and then rented them out. The entrepreneur invested the lion's share of his earnings in real estate. Just two years ago, he lived in an elite three-story cottage with an elevator and a luxury interior, purchased at one time from the oligarch Berezovsky.

Igor Nikolaevich lived most of his life with his first wife, Raisa Fedorovna; they got married in their youth. Due to health reasons, the woman could not have children, so the couple decided to adopt an infant - this is how the family got an heir, who was named Igor in honor of his father. They raised him, nurtured him, and doted on him. When the couple were no longer young, Raisa Fedorovna convinced her husband to issue a deed of gift for part of the property. only son so that he would not have to deal with inheritance issues after their death. In 2011, after the death of his wife, Vladimirov transferred all the remaining real estate to him.

“I felt very lonely then, and I had a painful desire to show my son my love and trust,” he explains. “Of course, even in a nightmare I couldn’t imagine how he would treat me later.”

As a result, the son came into possession of a cottage worth about 130 million rubles, a townhouse in Krasnaya Pakhra for 15 million, two Moscow apartments worth a total of about 15 million on Vvedensky Street and in Yasenev, 200 thousand dollars in an account in Greece and a 50% share in the company, engaged in leasing retail space in metro passages with a monthly profit of 250 thousand rubles.

Even before signing the last deed of gift, Vladimirov agreed with his son that he undertakes to pay him maintenance in the amount of 190 thousand rubles from rental income from real estate and company profits per month, and also that his father will remain living in the cottage. For five years, this agreement was strictly observed. However, as soon as the deadline for appealing the deed of gift expired, the son’s behavior changed dramatically.

A cottage in the writers' village, which its owner could not enter.
photo: From personal archive

Donate property - end up in a mental hospital

At the end of January 2016, exactly five years have passed since Igor Nikolaevich donated all his property to his son.

At that time, I already had problems with my legs, it was difficult to move on my own,” says Vladimirov. - My son came to me and told me that he had found an excellent clinic with excellent treatment. Although before that we practically did not communicate for two years. I agreed to go for examination, and I was immediately taken by ambulance to this institution. The only thing that immediately alerted me was that our local police officer was standing near the house along with the orderlies; Apparently, he then confirmed that I was a drunkard and completely sick. As a result, in this fraudulent way, I was first taken to a private clinic for compulsory treatment of alcoholism, which I never had in my life. As a sign of protest, I went on a hunger strike, so after 5 days I was forced to be discharged from this office. After I was discharged from there, Igor took me again, and he managed to fool me a second time - by promising this time to finally take me to the best general hospital in Moscow No. 1. As a result, the best clinic turned out to be a mental hospital. After all, even in the emergency room I could not even imagine that GBUZ PKB No. 1 named after. N.A. Alekseeva is Kashchenko, widely known among the people.

How, contrary to Russian laws and all common sense, they managed to keep a healthy person for six months in a psychiatric clinic is still unknown. In accordance with the law on psychiatric care, before hospitalization, Vladimirov had to be given a document in an approved form to sign, stating that he understands what treatment he is receiving and agrees to it. Otherwise, such actions may be regarded as a violation of hospitalization standards.

During my stay in this medical institution, I was never given any medications according to the institution’s profile. Even the consent to hospitalization was signed not by me, but by my son, which is contrary to the law,” Igor Nikolaevich is indignant. - In fact, I think that I was deprived of my freedom by fraud. In prison you at least know your article and term, but in a mental hospital you can stay forever. Moreover, the diagnosis was a general disease, which is treated in a regular hospital, and not in a psychiatric hospital. During the six months I was in captivity, I lost 20 kilograms and acquired two new ailments, for which there were no specialists in the clinic.

The first three months that Vladimirov spent in a closed institution among seriously mentally ill patients, including violent ones, seemed like an eternity to the man. At the end of April, after endless complaints and appeals from the patient to management regarding his issue, a medical commission was created, which found no reason to keep Igor Nikolaevich in the hospital. However, no discharge followed; the imaginary patient was simply transferred to another department. Another commission was assembled there, which recognized Vladimirov as mentally ill.

As I learned later, based on the decision of this commission, my son filed a lawsuit to obtain custody of me,” says Igor Nikolaevich. - Fortunately, some time after my disappearance, my friends, veteran submariners, began to sound the alarm and look for me with the help of the police. Through them, I managed to transfer my statement from the hospital to the prosecutor's office. After her intervention, I was hastily discharged on the same day in hospital pajamas and slippers; no one bothered to give me the clothes required by law. Well, it was summer outside. At the same time, in the extract there was a dash next to the diagnosis, that is, this proves that they kept me there illegally. (All documents are at the disposal of MK. - Auto.). In addition, all patients in psychiatric clinics are registered at a mental health clinic; this did not happen to me either, due to the lack of evidence of my psychiatric diagnosis. It also later turned out that the basis for my hospitalization was a fake referral, allegedly received on the eve of my placement in a psychiatric hospital, on the day when I was “under treatment for alcoholism” in a private organization. This piece of paper is supposedly an official appointment, again from a private clinic, without doctors’ signatures or seals, where it is written that after an examination by a psychiatrist, I was recommended to be hospitalized in a clinic for the mentally ill.

After being discharged, the man took a taxi in slippers and pajamas to his cottage, where he lived before hospitalization. But the gate turned out to be tightly closed, and no one opened the door. In another one of the apartments where Igor Nikolaevich was registered for many years, the new tenants answered him rudely from behind the door. Vladimirov had a bank card with enough money left on it to rent a hotel room, but it, too, was blocked by his son. Igor Nikolayevich had to sleep in basements and unlocked entrances for several days until his submariner friends found him and sheltered him. Together, the man’s friends collected the required amount of money and arranged for Vladimirov to live temporarily in a private nursing home in Khimki. Evgenia, his girlfriend, also came here, who, like his friends, could not find her loved one during his stay in a psychiatric clinic.

Igor Nikolaevich Vladimirov in his youth.
photo: From personal archive

Looking for a woman

Here it is necessary to go back in time and tell how the personal life of Vladimirov Sr. was in the last ten years.

It so happened that my first wife had a congenital neurosis, which only progressed over the years. I put up with this all my life, but in the end, in my old age, I finally got tired and decided to leave,” says Vladimirov. - In 2005, I was on a business trip in the Primorsky Territory, there I met a beautiful girl, Zhenya, with whom, despite the age difference of 52 years, mutual feelings flared up. I returned to Moscow, but we continued to correspond. In 2008, I left my wife, and Zhenya and I began to live together.

Perhaps it was after his father abandoned his mother that Igor Jr. harbored a grudge against him. Adopted son Since childhood, he was more attached to her than to Vladimirov Sr. In addition, two years after her husband left, Raisa Fedorovna died.

It seems to me that the son is simply taking revenge on his father for his mother,” says Evgenia Vladimirova. - In addition, during our relationship with Igor Nikolaevich, he bought me an apartment in Troitsk and Vladivostok, and also gave me quite expensive jewelry, which subsequently remained in the cottage in the possession of the son. True, in 2011, Igor Nikolaevich and I had to temporarily separate; my father died in Vladivostok, and I left for a long time to support my mother. In addition, I understood that our age difference was too great, I tried to start a different life and forget my loved one, but nothing came of it.

The couple reunited only in 2016 after Vladimirov left the psychiatric clinic, and in the same year they officially married.

Despite the fact that I was not in Moscow, all these years Igor Nikolaevich and I spoke on the phone, and I came to visit him several times,” recalls Evgenia. “When he disappeared, I called his son, whom I knew, several times to find out what happened. Igor Jr. told me that my father was in a sanatorium, he was depressed, and didn’t want to see or hear anyone. Only after this whole nightmare was over did Igor Nikolaevich call me from the shelter, and I immediately flew to him. My husband is a very proud man, so he did not agree to move to the apartment in Troitsk that was given to me. He tried with all his might, including in court, to force his son to fulfill his obligations: to allow him to return to the cottage and resume due payments. All things, including clothes, medicines, wheelchair stayed there.

Another interesting fact is that Evgenia was not the only woman to whom Vladimir Nikolaevich gave an apartment; his son knew about this fact, he even tried to use it in court, where he asked to declare his father incompetent.

Some time after Evgenia left for Vladivostok, I went to a hairdresser and met the girl who cut my hair, named Shakha,” explains Vladimirov. - I invited her to work as a housekeeper for me, subsequently she was mine for 3 years common-law wife. As a token of gratitude, I bought Shah an apartment in Vatutinki, then I had already donated all the property to my adopted son, but some funds remained in my personal accounts. My son did not like this step at all; he subsequently presented the purchase certificate in court as evidence that I was leading a riotous lifestyle and was spending the compensation allocated to him unreasonably.

Naval youth.
photo: From personal archive

Kindred Terror

For about six months after leaving the psychiatric clinic, Vladimirov Sr. lived with his young wife in a private shelter for the elderly, where his friends placed him. Then the son, in order to shield himself from the court, nevertheless allowed him to move into the cheapest of his apartments - an area of ​​​​about 40 meters on Vvedensky Street, in which Igor Nikolaevich was officially registered since the 80s. However cash payments the adoptive father still has not received any information, and the son simply avoids communicating with Vladimirov and does not answer his phone calls.

Of course, this whole situation turned into a real tragedy for me,” says Vladimirov Sr. - We took our son from the baby’s home when he was only 3 days old... While I was in a psychiatric hospital, my son filed a lawsuit to deprive me of my legal capacity. He probably thought that I would never come out of there and would become an eternal prisoner, like Monte Cristo. At the meeting, he said that I was running naked around the yard, driving prostitutes and drinking constantly. At the same time, I can’t even really move around the apartment by myself, I’m 86 years old, and against the backdrop of all this nightmare, a bunch of new diseases have appeared. But I, like the hero Dumas, escaped from captivity and appeared for trial. When the judge saw me, barely moving around the hall on a walker, she realized that everything I had said was nonsense. In addition, I answered the questions absolutely adequately, so the deprivation of my legal capacity was refused. But even this son did not calm down. It turned out that he somehow removed me from the founders of my own commercial company, and now he is its sole owner. We have an expert opinion that my signature is fake, but no one cares about that. In addition, I did not give my son expensive furniture and interior items left in the cottage, townhouse and apartments; it turns out that he took it illegally.

As soon as Igor Nikolaevich and his wife moved into a two-room apartment on Vvedensky Street, endless troubles began to haunt them. Then they pierced the tires of the car in the yard at night, then it turned out that there were “bugs” in the apartment and thus you could listen to everything that was happening in the house.

While we were still at the shelter, the district police officer at his place of registration began calling my husband on the phone with threats,” explains Evgenia. “We wrote a statement on this topic to the police, but there was no adequate response. Then new problems began. One day, Igor Nikolaevich’s son unexpectedly came to our house, and from his words it became clear that he knew everything that was happening with us, and then we found “bugs” in the apartment. By the way, the internal latch in the apartment was simply broken when we were away, so now we simply cannot close the door so that it does not open from the outside. At any moment of the day or night, someone can come and open the door with their key. There has already been a case when Igor Jr. tried to move a third-party tenant into our apartment, I’m afraid this story may repeat itself. I would love to take Igor Nikolaevich to my place in Vladivostok, or at least to Troitsk’s apartment, but he wants to continue the fight: to punish the psychiatric clinic where he was illegally detained, and to bring his adopted son to justice. True, to all the husband’s complaints to various authorities about the actions of the doctors of the hospital named after. Alekseev receives unsubscribes.

The rich cry too

Despite the pain he has experienced, Igor Nikolaevich Vladimirov still hopes in his heart that his adopted son will come to his senses and stop mocking his father. However, all letters to his son about pre-trial reconciliation and simply appeals to his conscience remain unanswered. Grandson Denis, the son of Igor Jr., also does not communicate with his grandfather.

Igor Igorevich Vladimirov did not want to answer the questions of the MK correspondent; for several weeks only long beeps were heard on the phone.

It would seem that adopted children should be doubly grateful to their parents for raising them as their own. But the most terrible thing in this story is not even the attitude of the adopted son...

It turns out that an absolutely healthy person can be shoved into a mental hospital for six months and kept there without any reason. At the same time, it has not been possible to hold the perpetrators accountable for this for a year and a half. Unfortunately, the authorities in our country seem to have already tacitly equated elderly people with young children; they simply do not consider it necessary to respond to their statements to the relevant authorities. It is not without reason that several years ago one of the State Duma deputies proposed a bill, according to which all citizens of the Russian Federation over 70 years of age should be recognized as having limited legal capacity and they should be allowed to deal with property only with the consent of younger relatives and guardianship authorities, supposedly for their own good. Fortunately, this initiative has not yet passed into the rank of law, but this does not make it any easier for 86-year-old Igor Vladimirov.

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Igor Vladimirov had a lot of money (150 million rubles). Because of great love I transferred all the property to my adopted son, also Igor: two houses, an apartment. In addition, he gave away 50% of the shares in the business. However, the son did not even thank his father, he took it for granted. His act amazed millions of television viewers from all over the country.

Everything was fine, when suddenly the adopted adult son disappears. He does not come to visit his father, does not answer phone calls and SMS. Igor Jr. appeared only 2 years later with a very strange proposal for his father. I decided to send my parent to the clinic under the pretext of treating his legs. Of course, Igor Nikolaevich gave his consent to go to the hospital because he needed the help of specialists.

“I was taken to a private clinic for compulsory treatment for alcoholism. As a sign of protest, I went on a hunger strike, and after 5 days I was discharged from this office. My son picked me up in the car, but he waved off all my questions, saying, we’ll talk at home,”- says Igor Nikolaevich.

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Then the adopted son was not afraid to send his father to the Kashchenko mental hospital. Is such an attitude towards a person who got him back on his feet acceptable? However, the world is not without good people. This time, his former colleagues helped the poor man. Together they were able to get Igor Nikolaevich out of the hospital, found him temporary shelter, and wrote a statement to the prosecutor’s office against the heir. IN hard times For the former businessman, there is a young girl Evgenia nearby who provides care and support.

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The elderly man is offended by his son, because he has nothing left, not even a place to live. Nevertheless, Igor Nikolaevich does not intend to retreat; he is suing his son, who sends lawyers in his place. Apparently, Igor Jr. is afraid to look at his father or is ashamed of his bad deed.

Igor Nikolaevich turned to the program “Let Them Talk” for the truth. TV viewers and people in the studio understood perfectly well the deplorable state the businessman was in. Watch the entire program in the video.

It is difficult to imagine that the generosity of 85-year-old Igor Vladimirov could lead to such consequences. The child he raised, put on his feet, became a terrible “thick-skinned” person. We hope that justice will prevail and the adopted son will be punished for the harm caused to his father.

The former captain of a nuclear submarine was left with nothing

Just a year ago, 85-year-old Muscovite Igor Vladimirov lived in a three-story cottage in Troitsk near Moscow. And today his only refuge is a bed in a shelter for the elderly in Khimki. His adopted son Igor Nikolaevich, Igor Vladimirov Jr., decided to leave his father with nothing and literally within a year brought him to near poverty.

FROM OFFICIALS TO BUSINESSMAN

At Igor Nikolaevich's rich biography. In his youth he served in the submarine fleet on the Kola Peninsula and Kamchatka. He started with the diesel project 641, and then became the captain of a nuclear submarine. Been to hot spots - Cuba, Vietnam, Korea. A total of 40 years at sea.

“After demobilization, I returned to Moscow,” recalls Vladimirov Sr., “and when registering with the Zhdanovsky district party committee, the first secretary recommended me to work in the Moscow City Executive Committee.” There I was hired into the city's administrative inspection, where I rose to the rank of department head. It was something between the police and sanitation. We were required to check the order in local areas, construction sites, etc.

The former submariner worked as an official for 17 years, and then founded his own business. By order of the mayor's office, he repaired facades, built underground passages, houses, and shopping pavilions. He invested the money he earned in square meters. Three apartments in Moscow, a villa in Spain, two cottages in the Moscow region, one of which is in Troitsk - a cooperative " Soviet writer"where many live famous actors and writers. And where until recently the chairman of the cooperative was Eldar Ryazanov.

Igor Nikolaevich estimated all his real estate at approximately 130-150 million rubles. Now it all belongs to his adopted son.

IMMODEST GIFT

“We didn’t have children of our own because of my wife’s health problems,” says Igor Nikolaevich. “That’s why we adopted a baby who birth mother I left her in the maternity hospital. They doted on him. About seven years ago, my wife and I decided to issue a deed of gift for the entire property. We signed over all the apartments and houses as a gift to my son. Since then it has been his property.

In 2010, Vladimirov Sr. was widowed. The son often visited his father and promised him that he would live in the cottage in Troitsk until his death.

“Don’t worry about anything, dad,” Igor reassured his father. - Live in this house, I will help you with everything.

Every month, Igor Jr. allocated 190 thousand rubles to his father. Of this, part of the money went to utilities for all apartments and houses, car maintenance (the pensioner had two of them), the rest was left for living.

“I had enough money,” explains Igor Nikolaevich. — Besides, I have a good pension - about 40 thousand rubles.

INSTEAD OF AN X-RAY, A MENTAL HOSPITAL

Two years ago, my son changed dramatically. Stopped visiting and calling. And last January he suddenly suggested that my father go to the hospital to get his joints treated.

- I agreed. An ambulance arrived with paramedics,” says Igor Nikolaevich, worriedly. “There were no doctors there, and I sensed something was wrong.” I say, where is the doctor? But they grabbed me by the arms, put me in the car and took away my phone. For some reason, there was a local police officer in the yard, whom we had never met in 17 years of living in the Soviet Writer cooperative. But he apparently confirmed that I was mentally ill. And they took me to a hospital where alcoholics are treated.

— Igor Nikolaevich, where was your son at that moment?- I’m interested.

“I didn’t see him and couldn’t call him, because the phone was taken away.” I demanded to be released and went on a hunger strike. A week later, the doctors announced that I was being released. My son came to pick me up and put me in the car. I asked what was going on, but he just waved it off - we’ll talk at home.

But Igor Jr. brought his father not home, but to the branch psychiatric hospital No. 1 named after Alekseev (formerly “Kashchenko”) in the village of Polivanovo. There Vladimirov was placed in a ward where 6 patients were already lying.

“They beat me in the hospital,” recalls Vladimirov. “The treatment nurse kicked me several times, urging me to move faster. In response, I wrote a statement to the head of the department. But there was no point. On the very first day, when I went to lunch, I saw that the person sitting next to me had two green snot flowing from his nose straight into the soup. He scooped all this up from the plate with a spoon and stuffed it into his mouth. I didn’t have time to run to the toilet, I vomited right in the corridor. After that, I demanded that food be brought to my room. I was refused. I went on a hunger strike again, then the doctors backed down. I didn't go to the dining room anymore. I wrote a statement to the head of the department. But there was no point.

Six months passed like this. During this time, Igor Nikolaevich was lost by friends, acquaintances and... his young wife.

IVAN KRASKO’S EXAMPLE IS CONTAGIOUS

Evgenia Vladimirova is 52 years younger than her husband. She is an endocrinologist and lived in Vladivostok. There, in 2011, I met my future husband, who came there to visit friends. She was then 28, he was 80. Since then, Zhenya lived in two cities, often visiting Igor Nikolaevich in Moscow. Is it difficult to believe in suddenly flared up feelings? Certainly. But what doesn’t happen in life. Just remember the story of Ivan Krasko, who at the age of 85 married 25-year-old Natalya Shevel, and for the past year and a half they have been living amicably and happily.

By the way, Krasko and Vladimirov are old friends since the 50s, when Krasko served as commander landing ship. His example pushed Igor Nikolaevich to officially register his marriage with Evgenia in October last year.

— Zhenya, how did it happen that your husband ended up in a mental hospital? You're a doctor, couldn't you have done anything?— I ask Evgenia.

— I was not in Moscow at that moment. In 2015, my father died, and I went to my mother in Vladivostok to support her,” she says. “My husband and I often called each other, everything was fine. And in mid-January 2016, he stopped answering calls. His son Igor explained to me over the phone that dad was in a sanatorium, he was depressed and didn’t want to see anyone. I couldn’t leave my mother and fly to Moscow then. Every two weeks I called Igor Jr. and every time I heard the same thing - “father is in a sanatorium.”

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His friends, veterans, helped Igor Nikolaevich leave the mental hospital submarine fleet Alexander Kharlamov and Gennady Shinkevich. They wrote statements to the police and turned to the prosecutor's office with a request to find their comrade. And when they were informed that Vladimirov was in a mental hospital in Polivanovo, they immediately rushed to him. They brought food and some money. They said that he would soon be discharged, the prosecutors allegedly threatened with inspections. Vladimirov, indeed, was soon released.

“No one met him, I didn’t know where he really was,” Zhenya continues. “I refused the help of my friends, he’s an officer, he said, I’ll get there myself!” I called a taxi and drove to my house in Troitsk, but everything was locked there, and the locks were different. He went to Yasenevo, to an apartment that he had also once given to his son. But there were already tenants living there and they didn’t let him in. Igor Nikolaevich spent the night in the entrance. One of the residents brought him food, mistaking the sick old man for a homeless person.

Why didn’t he call his friends right away?

“He was embarrassed by his position. True, in the end he still called and asked for a phone number from a neighbor. Veterans helped him get into a nursing home. And he recruited me from the shelter. I immediately flew to Moscow.

Having come to his senses, Igor Nikolaevich wrote a statement to the prosecutor’s office stating that he had been illegally kept in a psychiatric hospital for six months. Prosecutors forwarded the paper to the same hospital, and they responded that “medical activities were carried out correctly.” Vladimirov was very surprised, because in the extract there is a space next to the line “main diagnosis”. I sent an official request to the chief physician of psychiatric clinical hospital No. 1. But there is still no response.

I also got through to Vladimirov’s friend, actor Ivan Krasko.

“We have known each other since 1946,” said Ivan Ivanovich. - He good man, but his son is a disabled person of conscience, who committed his father to a mental home for money. This is sheer impudence.

SON, WHAT HAPPENED?

Now Vladimirov Sr. is suing his son. Igor filed a lawsuit to declare his father incompetent. But the judge ruled that Igor Nikolaevich Vladimirov is healthy and can live independently. The son appealed and lost again. At the same time, he himself does not attend meetings; his interests are represented by lawyers.

“He’s afraid to look me in the eye,” explains Igor Nikolaevich.

— Igor Nikolaevich, why does your son need your incapacity?- I ask. — After all, you gave him 150 million rubles?!

“Apparently, he also wants to take my savings in the bank for himself.” There are about 5 million rubles.

“But he’s a wealthy businessman.” He has his own pastry shop.

“It seems to me that he hates me and is taking revenge for something.” I tried to talk to him, but he doesn't answer my calls. I wrote him letters, no response. Maybe he will read your post and respond. Son, what happened? Why are you doing this to me? Let's meet and talk.

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Stepson tries to protect himself

He thinks so psychiatrist-criminalist Mikhail Vinogradov.

“The whole problem is the young wife,” explains Vinogradov. — The marriage is official, and if Evgenia has a child, then according to the law he will become another rightful heir. A man can conceive a child at a later age.

- But all the property has already been assigned to the adopted son under a deed of gift?

- It doesn't matter. If another heir appears, then his mother, what's his name? official representative, will be able to challenge the deed of gift in court. Vladimirov Jr., apparently, understands this well, which is why he tried to hide his father in order to completely exclude his contact with his young wife. It is possible that he will continue to fight for the entire inheritance, which he does not want to share with anyone.

— I have one more question. How can you illegally commit a person to a mental hospital?

“This is a criminal scheme in which several doctors could clearly be involved. When a patient is admitted to the hospital, he is examined by the head of the department, the deputy head physician and the attending physician. This consultation decides on the duration of treatment. Who and how many of them received, I cannot say. But it is quite possible that there was a bribe involved. I had a case in Orel when a bandit was hidden from the police in a mental hospital. For money. But one doctor realized that the matter was dirty and reported to the police. The imaginary patient was taken away for an x-ray, and during this time the investigators conducted a search and found two Kalashnikov assault rifles and pistols in the room.

— Those doctors who covered for such a “sick” were imprisoned?

- Fired. I don’t know of a single case where criminal cases were brought against doctors for such things. But I would strongly advise Vladimirov to file a statement with the police about illegally detaining him in a mental hospital. Let them check. P.S. Unfortunately, Igor Vladimirov Jr. does not answer my calls either. And I really want to know how he gave his father away compulsory treatment. In Russia, according to the law, even drug addicts cannot be admitted to a hospital without their voluntary written(!) consent. And Igor locked up his healthy father in a mental hospital for six months.