Paysov Aleksandr

Name: Paysov Aleksandr Sergeyevich
Date of Birth: October 5, 1962
Current status: defendant
Articles of Criminal Code of Russian Federation: 282.2 (2)
Time spent in prison: 1 day in a temporary detention facility, 270 day in a pre-trial detention
Current restrictions: detention center
Currently held in: Detention Center No.2 for Moscow Region

Paysov Aleksandr Sergeyevich, born 1962, Detention Center No.2 for Moscow Region, Ul. Gorval, 7, Volokolamsk, Moscow Region, 143600

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Biography

Aleksandr Paysov was born in 1962 in Tuapse (Krasnodar Territory). As a child, he moved with his parents to Zvenigorod (Moscow Region), where he finished school in 1980. His mother worked in the electricity supply sector. Aleksandr received additional education in a similar field — he graduated from the institute as an electromechanic.

From a young age, Aleksandr was concerned about justice and kindness. He noticed that reading the Bible helps people become softer, more approachable, and he began to study it himself.

Before his criminal prosecution, Aleksandr worked at the post office in the pension department. Friends appreciate him for his willingness to help, courage and kindness. In his free time, he likes going to the sauna and walking in fresh air.

After Aleksandr's arrest in December 2025, his 86-year-old disabled mother lost his support. She suffers from several serious illnesses and is unable to move, cook, or take care of herself on her own. "There are no other relatives who could take care of me," said Aleksandr's mother. "My son dealt with all issues related to my home, health, food, and medications. Without his help, I can't cope at all."

Elderly

Case History

In December 2025, in Zvenigorod near Moscow, the Investigative Committee opened a case against the elderly Aleksandr Paysov for participating in the activities of a banned organization. After searches and interrogations, the court sent the believer to a pre-trial detention center, leaving his elderly mother, a woman with a group II disability, without the support of her son. In August 2026, Paysov’s criminal case went to court.
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