Москва тюремная

Once upon a time, on the wall of the Magadan shipment was scrawled: "Don't believe, don't be afraid, don't ask." Since then, this expression has become the law of prison life. But do today's prisoners observe it? How do they live now in the cells of Butyrka, Lefortov and Matrosskaya Tishina? Differently. Maniac Golovkin had to be placed in a separate box, otherwise his cellmates would have torn him to pieces. The authoritative thief Luka was an "in-cell development agent" for several years and helped the authorities expose dozens of criminals. The patriarch of the criminal world, Pasha Tsirul, was thrown into an ordinary cell from a hospital bed, and he died in terrible agony. The stories of the most famous prisoners are retold by generations of inmates of Moscow prisons and become legends. Few people know the true facts, and the authors of the book are among them. They have created a real "guide" to all Moscow prisons.