Sulkhan Molashvili’s father: When Strasbourg acquitted Sulkhan Molashvili, Murusidze was told, "Here, Strasbourg acquitted him, while you... Murusidze said: "I would have done it anyway" - it saddens me purely human point of view, although I know that he is a good lawyer

When Strasbourg acquitted Sulkhan Molashvili, Murusidze was told, "Here, Strasbourg acquitted him, while you... Murusidze said: "I would have done it anyway." It saddens me purely human point of view, although I know that he is a good lawyer," Tamaz Molashvili, the father of the former Chairman of the Chamber of Control, Sulkhan Molashvili, said at the temporary investigative commission of the parliament when talking about Judge Levan Murusidze, who sentenced his son, Sulkhan Molashvili, to imprisonment.

According to Tamaz Molashvili, his son was tortured in prison and the family "learned about this torture after one or two months."

“By the way, the judges have committed many sins, one, two, three, and you know what saddens me most? Murusidze is a brilliant lawyer, and when Strasbourg acquitted [Sulkhan Molashvili], they told Murusidze, well, Strasbourg acquitted him, while you... and Murusidze said, "I would have done it anyway." Is saddens me from a purely human point of view, although I know that he is a good lawyer.

I always said that they didn't stab my son with a knife, they didn't put a bullet in his forehead, but they killed him slowly. The main thing is that the government knew it was committing a crime," said Tamaz Molashvili.