Walled In. Chronicles of the Kremlin Central

The author is the son of the former minister of press Boris Mironov. He sat in prison on charges of attempted by A. Chubais. After 2 years, he was released on the guarantee of deputies. He takes part in many talk shows. Known for his scandalous statements.
This book was born on notebook sheets in the twilight of the camera of the most fierce prison of Russia - the Kremlin Central, where Ivan Mironov found himself on charges of attempted Chubais.
Dozens of defendants in the most high-profile criminal cases: Yukos, MMM, Three Whales, Social Initiative, Arbat-Plastizh and many others, ended up on neighboring bunks and became the heroes of the “walled up”. Among them are the legendary killer Lesha soldier, the “night governor” of St. Petersburg Barsukov (Kumarin), the “Messiah” Grabova, a string of fraudsters, oligarchs, drug lords and officials.
The revelations are still powerful yesterday, but the powerful, smart, insidious, sometimes shocking figures, fascinating the reader before numbness. Each cellmate opens up new facets of pusiness or courage, meanness or resistance. But it is in this kaleidoscope of “walled” souls that the customs of modern Russia are manifested