A Stroll Through the Ufa Neighborhood of Crime Boss Denisenko
UFA1.RU found the courtyard of Alexander Denisenko, who in the 1990s–2000s was considered one of Ufa«s main criminal authorities. He died after a long illness, even sued the Ministry of Health for medication, but before that was the right-hand man of overseer Egor Ufimsky.
Egor (real name — Igor Molodtsov) and Denisenko were even born on the same day — April 27, 1962. But while the former is always associated with Chernikovka, the latter is remembered for living in Zelenaya Roshcha, in a house at the intersection of Batyrskaya and Avrora streets.
As one local resident told UFA1.RU, during the years Denisenko lived here, security was on duty around the clock in the courtyard. Moreover, there are sanatoriums, a hotel, and restaurants nearby. One Ufa businessman reported to our portal that Egor and his right-hand man often invited entrepreneurs here for meetings.
Nearby, the republican perinatal center also operates, and in general, due to the abundance of hospitals and other medical institutions, the neighborhood can be called medical. The issue of healthcare played a significant role in Denisenko«s fate. At the end of his life, the thief in law, who had already stepped away from criminal affairs, was seriously ill and received medication at the state»s expense.
At the same time, he sued the Ministry of Health of Bashkortostan. As explained to UFA1.RU by the department, the former criminal authority was dissatisfied with the domestic drugs provided to him and demanded foreign analogues. A source from our portal said that in 2021, against the backdrop of the coronavirus pandemic, Denisenko also fell ill and developed complications.
In the end, he died, and was buried at the Southern Cemetery of Ufa. According to our interlocutor from law enforcement circles, only relatives were present at Denisenko«s farewell. He rests next to his previously deceased brothers.
Other criminal stories are collected in a special section of UFA1.RU. Also see how Egor Ufimsky lived and what monument was installed on his grave.
