Secrets of the Kremlin Central. Tesak Furgal and others…

In the new edition of her cult book, journalist Eva Merkacheva traced what happened to the heroes of her investigations, the figures involved in the most high-profile crimes of recent years, many of whom are still well-known. For some, the investigation reached its conclusion, some gained freedom, while others received life sentences.

This book contains details of the judicial twists and turns and prison life of such famous inmates as Governor Furgal, actor Efremov, Minister Ulyukaev, nationalist Tesak, priest Sergey (Romanov), and other VIPs who ended up in Russian prisons. At the same time, the author dedicates many of her publications to the problems of the "little" person caught in the grind of justice either for a minor offense or even by misunderstanding or false accusation. The contemplation of broken fates, raw nerves, and an impartial state intertwined in the works of Eva Merkacheva. And how can one not recall the lines of Pushkin here: