Blogger Alexei Podnebesny sentenced to three years in prison on pedophilia charges
The Kuibyshevsky District Court of St. Petersburg found the blogger guilty of crimes against a minor and handed him a custodial sentence.
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The Kuibyshevsky District Court of St. Petersburg convicted blogger Alexei Podnebesny of engaging in a sexual relationship and committing indecent acts against a minor.
According to the court's press office, the blogger was sentenced to three years in a general-regime correctional colony.
The court's press office has not disclosed the details of the case, including the circumstances under which the crime was committed.
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