Two commanding officers are shot and killed by Alexander Birgukov, who later has his death sentence commuted to life in prison amid allegations of harassment.
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Two commanding officers are shot and killed by Alexander Birgukov, who later has his death sentence commuted to life in prison amid allegations of harassment.
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Alexander Birgukov sits in a prison cell after killing two commanding officers. Initially sentenced to death, his punishment changes to life in prison when allegations arise that one of the victims had sexually harassed him. The film captures the emotional strain between Alexander and his mother, Lubyov, during their first and last visit. Their relationship unfolds against the backdrop of a military justice system dealing with serious misconduct claims. The documentary runs for 53 minutes and was directed by Alexander Gutman.
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Why Watch
- Meet Alexander Birgukov and his tragic story.
- See the impact of military justice on families.
- Follow Lubyov's emotional visit with her son.
Did You Know
- Alexander Birgukov killed two commanding officers, leading to a death sentence.
- One of the victims was accused of sexually harassing Alexander.
- The film features a total runtime of 53 minutes.
- The documentary was directed by Alexander Gutman in 1998.
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What crime did Alexander Birgukov commit?
Alexander Birgukov shot and killed his two commanding officers.
What was the outcome of Alexander Birgukov's trial?
He was initially sentenced to death, but his sentence was commuted to life in prison due to allegations of sexual harassment against one of the victims.
Who directed the documentary 'Three Days and Never Again'?
The documentary was directed by Alexander Gutman.
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