Legal Representatives of Sherzat Polat's Family: Investigation Concerning House Being Burnt Down Nearing Completion

On January 6, 2025, attorneys representing Sherzat Polat's family provided updates on several ongoing investigations, including the death of Nurganat Gaipbayev, during an Instagram livestream, reports Orda.kz.
Gaipbayev, Sherzat's uncle and younger brother of Karzhaubay Nurymov, was found dead near a cemetery between Talgar and Azat village on December 9.
According to the preliminary version, the man committed suicide. The case has been opened under Article 105 of the Criminal Code, "Driving to Suicide."
Below is a synopsis of key points:
Investigation Status
- The Polat family is now prepared to provide testimony regarding Gaipbayev's death despite recent emotional trauma
- Lawyers are awaiting forensic examination results
- Lawyers report the investigation is proceeding per legal protocols
- The family is preparing for the 40-day memorial service
- Professional psychological support is being provided to family members
Sherzat Polat Homicide Case
- Investigation completed and materials transferred to prosecutor's office
- Case review expected to take 1-2 months due to multiple suspects
- Case files span approximately 10-20 volumes
Related Developments
- Karzhaubay Nurymov (Sherzat's father) has returned home following a 15-day detention for public misconduct
- At the request of his lawyers, he goes everywhere with security and is accompanied by law enforcement officers
- The house is also guarded
- Investigation into the burning down of the house is approaching completion
The attorneys also warned against fraudulent fundraising attempts, emphasizing that the family has not authorized fundraising campaigns.
They advised the public to rely only on information from official sources or family legal representatives.
Full Briefing:
Original Author: Oksana Matvienko
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