Jali

This is what a close friend of Buvaysar told in a recent interview (google translated): You know, in this house... Murad Gadzhiev was at the funeral. He says: "I myself almost fell there [in this house] a couple of times." There are railings below the waist. A little above the knees. Some kind of improvised balcony. The door opens right away. He says: "I myself almost fell there, I don't let children in." He [Buvaisar], apparently, went out there to get some air after that, he was sleeping. And it's not the second floor, it turns out it's the third floor. The house is like this (he shows the slide with his hands), the landscape, and it turns out it's quite high. My nephew calls me from the hospital: "Buvaisar fell out of the window." "What?!" "We're at the hospital." I went there, we were downstairs, I went up, the doctors came out to me and said: "We owe you this news..." [Were there injuries incompatible with life?] Yes, they said he died. At 18:16 his heart stopped and they couldn't restart him. He died with injuries incompatible with life." A longer version of the interview can be found here https://m.sport-express.net/martial/wrestling/freestyle/news/drug-saytieva-podtverdil-chto-tot-umer-v-rezultate-padeniya-s-balkona-2308695/amp/ it’s actually from a video interview where his friend Alikhan says that they didn’t do a thorough investigation on Saitiev but rather just put the vague diagnosis about life ending traumas. As I understood according to the traditions the funeral was held on nearby days so they didn’t perform autopsy either. His friend was speculating that since Bubaysar had been suffering from quite serious heart condition since childhood that it could had caused his death after the fall but this is ofc just his theory about it. He said that Buvaysar’s arrythmias were so difficult that he even shouldn’t had participated in professional sports in the first place but he decided to take the risk and didn’t stop competing.