Prosecution evidence included bloodstains on the suspects' clothing and video recordings of the murders. The defense denied that the people in the videos were the suspects, claiming serious problems with the investigation, including at least 10 more murders covered up by the prosecution,[23] supposed cover-ups of additional arrests of people with powerful connections who were released without being charged, even naming some of the additional people supposedly involved with the murders.[24] The case was heard by a panel of judges chaired by Judge Ivan Senchenko.[25] The prosecution asked for life imprisonment for Sayenko and Suprunyuck, and 15 years of hard labor for Hanzha.[3] Ukraine has no capital punishment.[26] 那个句子好长 看不太懂@@ 希望大家能帮个忙 谢谢! --

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