tors had failed to verify whether the evidence had been collected from the crime scene and that they had not complied with the orders of the supervisory prosecutor of 16 January 2007 (see paragraph 61 above).
67. On 19 March 2007 the investigators collected from the first applicant Artur Akhmatkhanov's cap, found at the crime scene by his relatives, for inclusion in the investigation file as evidence.
68. On 20 March 2007 the investigators questioned Mr M.A., who stated that on the morning of 2 April 2003 military servicemen had conducted a special operation in a nearby street; that they had cordoned off the area and that local residents had not been allowed to move within its perimeter. Later on the same date he had learnt that his neighbour Artur Akhmatkhanov had been taken away by armed men in military uniforms in APCs. He further stated that a group of investigators had arrived at the scene and that they had collected cartridge cases and pieces of bloody bandage for the expert evaluation.
69. On 26 February 2007 the second applicant again complained to the Shali prosecutor and requested to be allowed access to the investigation file (see paragraph 39 above).
70. On 21 March 2007 the investigators refused the request, stating that the applicant was entitled to have access to the file only on completion of the investigation. The applicant was not informed about the refusal.
71. On 19 April 2007 the supervisory prosecutor overruled the decision of 21 March 2007 and partially allowed the applicant's complaint, stating that the applicant was entitled to familiarise himself with the transcripts of the investigative actions taken with his participation.
72. On 26 March 2007 the investigators questioned the applicant's neighbour Mr A.Ch., who stated that on 2 April 2003 he had learnt that armed men in military uniforms who had arrived in APCs had abducted his neighbour Artur Akhmatkhanov. He further stated that on the same date the investigators had arrived at the scene, found a pool of blood there and collected a number of cartridge cases left by the abductors.
73. On 30 March and 3 April 2007 the investigators questioned the applicant's neighbours Ms L.A. and Mr S.Yu., whose statements about the events were similar to the one given by Mr A.Ch.
74. On 5 April 2007 the investigators questioned the applicant's relative Mr S.Sh., whose statement concerning the events was similar to the one given by Mr A.Ch. In addition, the witness stated that he had seen the cartridge cases which had been collected from the scene by the investigators. According to the witness, the cartridge cases were black, of 5.54 mm. calibre and numbered. He thought that they probably belonged to a special type of weapon. The investigators had also collected a white sleeve stripe from the scene. The crime scene examination had been conducted in the presence of a number of local residents and that the investigators had been taken there by Mr A.-S.P., who worked in the ROVD.
75. On 14 April 2007 the investigators suspended the investigation in the criminal case for failure to identify the perpetrators.
76. On 17 April 2007 the supervisory prosecutor overruled the decision to suspend the investigation as premature and unsubstantiated. He pointed out that the investigators had failed to comply with the orders of the supervisory prosecutor of 16 January 2007 (see paragraph 61 above), as well as to question former investigator Ka. about the circumstances of the collection of the evidence from the crime scene on 2 April 2003.
77. On 18 April 2007 the investigators questioned Mr S.M., an expert from the Chechnya Expert Evaluation Centre. He stated that on 2 April 2003 he had arrived at the crime scene in Shali with the investigators from the district prosecutor's office and the ROVD and that cartridge cases had been left by the abdu
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