Gennady Bachinsky

Gennady Nikolaevich Bachinsky/Bachynsky (; 1 September 1971 – 12 January 2008) was a Russian TV and radio host and producer who usually collaborated with Sergei Stillavin (Сергей Стиллавин).

Early life He was born on September 1, 1971, in the town of Yarovoe/Yarovoye in the Altai region/territory.

When he was a child, he wanted to become a clown. and the 1996 film 101 Dalmatians, as well as voice-acting for the videogames Кофе-брейк. Перцы в офисе published by Play Ten Interactive, Адреналин. Экстрим шоу published by 1С and Gaijin Entertainment, Destroy All Humans published by Pandemic Studios and translated by Vellod Impex, and Rat Hunter developed by Secret Sign and published by Russobit-M and Game Factory Interactive Ltd..

Death On Saturday January 12, 2008, on his way to a party, he was driving a Volkswagen Golf on the 69th kilometer of the Kalyazin-Sergiyev Posad (Калязин - Сергиев Посад) highway, in the Tver region, near Савихино. At 3:40 am

The collision was at an angle, impacting the front left side of his car. Before the accident, his car was in good working order, except for possibly a broken wheel, which required additional forensic analysis. The truck that he tried to pass did not remain at the scene, and therefore was the target of suspicion for potentially being at fault in the accident.

Two female passengers in his car had non-life-threatening injuries. Three people in the minibus were injured. The 33-year old driver of the minivan/minibus was brought to the Kalyazinsky hospital and discharged with a concussion, then returned home to Kesova Gora and will get long-term treatment. An injured passenger on the minibus named Yuliya Merkulova who was the mother of two children went to Tver regional hospital and died on Tuesday January 22, 2008, due to a pulmonary embolism the previous day, and a 50-year-old passenger fractured her hip and both forearms and went to hospital Кесовогорскую ЦРБ, for surgery beginning on Wednesday January 23, 2008. Two 30-year-old passengers on the minibus were taken to the Kalyazinsky hospital: one had a dislocated left hip, fractured right hip, and eye and face burns caused by battery vapor leakage, and the other had multiple leg fractures. Part 2 ("which has involved by negligence the death of a person" ).

On Sunday January 13, 2008, his widow and other relatives, as well as Sergei Stillavin, with whom he co-hosted talk shows for about 10 years, attended a memorial service for him at the Nikolo-Klobukovsky/Kablukovsky Monastery near the town of Kashin.

As of Monday January 14, 2008, about 170,000 condolence notes were posted on the website of state radio station Mayak, where his most recent talk show was hosted. During his normal timeslot that day, parts of his previous episodes were re-aired, and journalists took calls from listeners live.

On Tuesday January 15, 2008, he had a funeral at the Central House of Journalists in Moscow from 10 am to noon, then was buried in Troyekurovskoye Cemetery, also in Moscow.

As of his death, his wife Yuliya (b. 5 December 1976) and two daughters, Katya (b. 28 November 1997) and Liza (b. 29 October 2007) were still alive.