There was no living place: the family of Easy Access received the full results of the autopsy of her body
'17.09.2020'
Source: New Time
A little more than a month after Valentina's death, her family received a medical report that huge amounts of injuries were found on her body. According to relatives, there was “no living space” on the singer's body. New Time.
The experts found "closed head injury, severe brain contusion, acute hematoma of the left frontal, parietal, temporal and occipital lobes (about 80 percent), hematomas in the right parietal region, trunk and limb hematomas." This was reported by the telegram channel Mash.
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Legkostupova's children, Anetta and Matvey, suspect that her husband, Yuri Firsov, is to blame for the mother's death. The singer lived with him in marriage for only 40 days.
Law enforcers detained him after the death of the singer, but was soon released. According to him, Valentina received injuries due to the fact that she slipped and fell in the bathroom. But the nature of the injuries and their number indicate that before the death of Legkostupova, she may have been severely beaten. Anetta's lawyer, Sergei Zhorin, said that such injuries could not result from a single fall.
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Earlier, the singer's daughter has already stated that she suspects her stepfather of what happened. In one of the episodes of the show “Let them talk,” she said that a few days before the tragedy she could not contact her mother, and Firsov himself threatened her.
Yuri is the third husband of the Honored Artist of Russia, performer of the legendary song "Yagoda-Raspberry". They got married on July 4, 2020 in Crimea.
Popular Russian singer Valentina Legkostupova died on 14 August at the age of 54... A few days before that, she was admitted to the hospital in serious condition with cerebral edema and a punctured skull. For a couple of days, the artist lay in a coma, connected to a ventilator.
