Bishimbayev's Ex-wife Reacted to His Statements Again
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On April 3, Nazim Kaharman once again spoke out about the statements made by Bishimbayev and his lawyers, Orda reports.
Classic! She's to blame for everything, all on her own. And I also heard a similar insinuating voice myself with the suggestion that something was wrong with me too... And he's cool, flawed, but I'm in the wrong,
Nazim wrote on her Instagram.


She also believes that Bishimbayev implicated his cousin, Bakhytzhan Baizhanov, the second defendant in the case over the killing of Saltanat Nukenova. Yesterday, April 3, 2024, he claimed that Bishimbayev was exerting pressure on him. Nazim Kaharman posted an Instagram story implying that she has experienced the same and that it is "very scary."
It's not that they are pressuring him (he is next to them in the dock), but they’re trying to pressure me, Nazim writes.


Original Author: Olga Zemchenkova
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