Kaliningrad doctor Elina Sushkevich, charged with murdering a newborn baby to keep her hospital's official infant mortality rate low, is seen inside a defendant's glass cage during a verdict hearing at the Moscow Regional Court in Krasnogorsk, outside Moscow, Russia. On December, 2024, the Moscow's First Court of Appeal of General Jurisdiction overturned the conviction of neonatologists Yelena Belaya and Elina Sushkevich sentenced to 9.5 and 9 years in prison respectively in 2022, and sent the case for a new trial.11.08.2025#8979483
Kaliningrad doctor Yelena Belaya, charged with murdering a newborn baby to keep her hospital's official infant mortality rate low, is seen inside a defendant's glass cage during a verdict hearing at the Moscow Regional Court in Krasnogorsk, outside Moscow, Russia. On December, 2024, the Moscow's First Court of Appeal of General Jurisdiction overturned the conviction of neonatologists Yelena Belaya and Elina Sushkevich sentenced to 9.5 and 9 years in prison respectively in 2022, and sent the case for a new trial.11.08.2025#8979481
Kaliningrad doctor Elina Sushkevich, charged with murdering a newborn baby to keep her hospital's official infant mortality rate low, is seen inside a defendant's glass cage during a verdict hearing at the Moscow Regional Court in Krasnogorsk, outside Moscow, Russia. On December, 2024, the Moscow's First Court of Appeal of General Jurisdiction overturned the conviction of neonatologists Yelena Belaya and Elina Sushkevich sentenced to 9.5 and 9 years in prison respectively in 2022, and sent the case for a new trial.11.08.2025#8979480
Kaliningrad doctors Elina Sushkevich and Yelena Belaya, charged with murdering a newborn baby to keep their hospital's official infant mortality rate low, are seen inside a defendant's glass cage during a verdict hearing at the Moscow Regional Court in Krasnogorsk, outside Moscow, Russia. On December, 2024, the Moscow's First Court of Appeal of General Jurisdiction overturned the conviction of neonatologists Yelena Belaya and Elina Sushkevich sentenced to 9.5 and 9 years in prison respectively in 2022, and sent the case for a new trial.11.08.2025#8979479
Kaliningrad doctor Elina Sushkevich, charged with murdering a newborn baby to keep her hospital's official infant mortality rate low, is seen inside a defendant's glass cage during a verdict hearing at the Moscow Regional Court in Krasnogorsk, outside Moscow, Russia. On December, 2024, the Moscow's First Court of Appeal of General Jurisdiction overturned the conviction of neonatologists Yelena Belaya and Elina Sushkevich sentenced to 9.5 and 9 years in prison respectively in 2022, and sent the case for a new trial.11.08.2025#8979478
Kaliningrad doctor Yelena Belaya, charged with murdering a newborn baby to keep her hospital's official infant mortality rate low, is seen inside a defendant's glass cage during a verdict hearing at the Moscow Regional Court in Krasnogorsk, outside Moscow, Russia. On December, 2024, the Moscow's First Court of Appeal of General Jurisdiction overturned the conviction of neonatologists Yelena Belaya and Elina Sushkevich sentenced to 9.5 and 9 years in prison respectively in 2022, and sent the case for a new trial.11.08.2025#8979477
Kaliningrad doctor Yelena Belaya, charged with murdering a newborn baby to keep her hospital's official infant mortality rate low, is seen inside a defendant's glass cage during a verdict hearing at the Moscow Regional Court in Krasnogorsk, outside Moscow, Russia. On December, 2024, the Moscow's First Court of Appeal of General Jurisdiction overturned the conviction of neonatologists Yelena Belaya and Elina Sushkevich sentenced to 9.5 and 9 years in prison respectively in 2022, and sent the case for a new trial.11.08.2025#8979476