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Mikhail Krug, the famous chansonnier and songwriter, was killed on July 1, 2002 in his home in Tver. There were five other people there with him at that moment: his wife, mother-in-law, daughter and two sons, one of whom was barely a month old. Before the tragic events, Krug was relaxing in one of the Tver entertainment establishments. He returned home shortly before the attack.
Robbery
One of the versions why Mikhail Vladimirovich could have been killed is a banal robbery. This version is official. Shortly before his death, Krug finished the album “Confession”. Just the other day he expected to receive a large fee for this work. Probably someone knew about this, and this “someone” decided to take advantage of the situation.
He directed the bandits to Mikhail Vladimirovich’s house, but at the same time did not accurately guess the most good timing robbery. The thieves were supposed to rob Krug's home when he was not at home. But the famous chansonnier returned earlier than expected and found himself right in the center of events.
The murder occurred on the night of June 30, approximately after 23:00. The first to suffer was his mother-in-law, who was closest to the door at that time. Then his wife Irina was wounded. The circle ran out to the screams of women and the sounds of shooting. He received 2 bullets, from which he died in the morning in a Tver hospital.
The robbery version is supported not only by the official authorities, but also by people who respected Mikhail Vladimirovich and believed that in criminal circles they couldn't treat him badly. In their opinion, only a fatal coincidence of circumstances caused the death of the man who wrote the song “Vladimir Central”.
Contract murder
A different opinion is shared by those who knew a little more about Mikhail Krug and his contacts with the Tver criminals. One eloquent fact confirms that the murder of Krug could have been ordered. Krug's wife Irina later identified one of the attackers that night. He turned out to be a certain A. Ageev, a member of the Tver criminal group “Tver Wolves”.
Members of this gang were widely known in Tver as executors of contract killings. This was their profile. The fact that, under the guise of a robbery, Krug was shot in his own home by a man who dealt in contract killings speaks volumes. Despite suspicions, it was not possible to find out the motives and details of the crime in 2002 (or it was not beneficial for anyone).
Details 10 years after the crime
A decade later, some details of this case began to emerge. One of the criminals, sentenced to life imprisonment, testified. For the first time, he spoke directly about what many suspected back in 2002: Mikhail Krug was destroyed by order.
Some details of the case reopened in September 2012 became known to the press. It turned out that in the spring of 2003 there was a “showdown” between members of the gangster group. A certain A. Osipov, a killer nicknamed “Volkov,” shot dead another bandit, D. Veselov, nicknamed “Vesel,” in the wilderness outside the city.
Osipov received from the future victim incriminating evidence against a certain major authority who stood in the way of another gang. But the killer had another reason to shoot Veselov. He wanted to avenge Krug, who was killed in 2002. It turned out that Veselov knew the “customer”. He was the crime boss Kostenko.
Didn't want to pay
At the height of his popularity, the Circle received very good fees. Kostenko demanded that the singer pay him a “share” from each concert. Mikhail Vladimirovich refused to pay tribute. For this, Kostenko sent thieves-killers to his house. The goal was not robbery, but to intimidate the singer so that he would become more accommodating. Racket - the reason for many murders in the 90s - put an end to the life of Mikhail Vladimirovich Krug.
Chansonnier suffered only because he was home at the wrong time. The killers were forced to shoot him. Soon the killer of the Circle himself found himself in the grave. His bones were found only 10 years later, following a tip from one “lifer” from the Tver Wolves gang. In the criminal environment, Mikhail Krug was respected, and therefore they took revenge for his murder, without waiting for proceedings from the authorities. That's how it is in this environment.
Biography
Mikhail Vladimirovich Vorobyov (best known under the pseudonym Krug). Born April 7, 1962. A native of the Republic of Russia, the ancient city of Tver, located on the Volga River. During the Soviet era, the city was called Kalinin. Krug's activities are singer and poet (popularly he was called the king of Russian chanson). Died July 1, 2002.
Life with a guitar
Born as the second child, Mikhail lived all his youth in the Proletarsky district. The family was housed in a small room in the barracks. A boy growing up in an accounting and engineering family, regular school He did not perform well academically and regularly missed classes. In addition, he studied at a music school. However, he quickly abandoned accordion lessons - he liked the game, but solfeggio lessons were very tiring. He was fond of playing hockey (Mikhail was a goalkeeper), and enjoyed playing football with the guys.
At the age of six, when he first heard Vladimir Vysotsky, Mikhail immediately fell in love with his work. Krug mastered the guitar given by his father for his birthday by the age of eleven, after a neighbor showed him a few simple chords. Written at the age of fourteen, the first poems were dedicated to a classmate. One day, a terrible scandal broke out at school; it was caused by Mikhail’s performance of one of his idol’s songs.
Having received a matriculation certificate, Krug entered the Kalinin Art School, where he mastered the profession of a car mechanic. Here my studies were much more successful, since Mikhail always liked cars. After graduation, he was drafted into the army. He served in Ukraine, in the village of Lebedin. After serving, he returns to his native Tver and gets a job delivering dairy products. In this position, Krug almost ended up on trial. He swapped the milk and sour cream cans that were delivered to the party nobility with those intended for commoners. Naturally, the difference in quality was huge. The action infuriated the authorities. But everything worked out, and a decade later Krug was even appointed to a leadership position.
He was married and his father-in-law and mother-in-law categorically insisted that he get higher education. To avoid conflicts, Mikhail went to the Polytechnic, where, by the way, he began Solo career. However, the chansonnier was of little interest in training, as well as in a leadership position. Soon he drops out of school and returns to work as a simple driver.
Stages of creativity
In 1987, Mikhail learned about a competition for performers of original songs, with Evgeniy Klyachkin on the jury. Excessive excitement ended with a drink for courage. He sang a song about Afghanistan and eagerly awaited the results of the judging. Talent young singer was appreciated, and he rightfully received first place among the performers who came to the competition from all over the country.
The success greatly inspired Mikhail and, having recorded under the pseudonym “Krug”, he released “Tver Streets” at a recording studio. The song “Morozovsky Town” was written by the singer in honor of the Proletarsky district, where it took place youth life. Subsequently, two more albums were recorded, which were later stolen by “pirates”. The theft led to a huge circulation of albums and their enormous popularity. His next official recording, “Zhigan-Limon,” brought true fame to the singer. It was recorded in 1994 at the Soyuz recording studio. Krug personally financed the recording, which cost him a lot of money, but he himself did not receive any money.
All his songs became instant hits, which as soon as possible made him a chanson star. The abundance of thieves' slang led many to think about the singer's prison past, however, his awareness was not related to the arrest. He drew all the phrases for his songs from specialized dictionary NKVD, which was issued in 1924 for internal use by employees. Mikhail acquired this “treasury of information” quite by accident at a local flea market.
Only singers performing in the chanson style reacted favorably to Krug’s work. Representatives of the so-called “official” stage accused Mikhail of the fact that his work is aimed at meeting the needs of people from the criminal world. Adding heat to the fire was the fact that the singer’s songs were really liked by criminals. In addition, he often traveled to prisons and colonies, where he performed concerts for prisoners.
1996 was marked by the release of the next album, called “Live String”. The singer’s high popularity in his homeland led to Mikhail Krug’s participation in the Russian chanson festival in Germany. The Russian-speaking public warmly accepted Krug. That same year, soloist Svetlana Ternova appeared in his team, and he began performing songs from the repertoire of Alexander Belolebedinsky.
The album “Madame” was the fourth album in a row, released in 1998. It included one of the most famous songs of the Circle, “Vladimir Central”. The song was rated ambiguously by listeners: some listeners perceived new hit“with a bang,” the other half of the audience criticized the work for being too “romanticized” about crime. Based on unconfirmed information, Krug dedicated this song to his friend, the authority Sasha Sever.
In 1998, the chansonnier went on tour across America, his concerts were organized in several towns. The tour brought the bard “Ovation” in “Russian Chanson”. In 2000, Krug’s next album, “Mouse,” was released and he went on another tour, this time in Israel. As always, Mikhail’s songs are extremely popular among listeners. The album “Confession” was released posthumously, in 2003. Krug managed to record it, but did not live to see its release.
Actor career
Mikhail Krug was so famous in 1995 that a film was made about his life called “The Bard Mikhail Krug.” This is not the singer’s only film role. On February 20, 2002, Russian cinemas released the feature film “April”, with Krug in leading role. It is not surprising that the film is about criminal showdowns.
In 2005, the film “Vladimir Central” was released, starring Alexander Severny, and the plot describes the life stories of the heroes from the songs of Mikhail Krug. Naturally, the singer himself did not take part in the filming, however, all the sound tracks belong to him, and the tape is thoroughly pierced with the spirit of chanson from Mikhail Krug.
Personal life
Krug met his first wife in 1986. The student played solo guitar in the institute’s band. Svetlana supported her husband in everything - she closely followed the planned competitions and chanson festivals in order to take part in them and develop her talent further. As a matter of fact, the first All-Union chansonnier festival also came from light hand Svetlana. In love with each other and united by a common love of music, they got married the next year and soon had a son.
However, oddly enough, family life didn't work out. Constant scandals and the division of leadership in the family, coupled with the acute dislike of Svetlana’s parents for their son-in-law, took their toll and in 1991 the couple separated. Mikhail took custody of his three-year-old son. Many consider an additional reason for the divorce to be the fact that, unlike Svetlana, Mikhail did not graduate from a prestigious university.
Krug met his next wife, one might say, at work. Irina Glazko was the team's costume designer. Both previously divorced and with children from previous marriages in their arms, they found kindred spirits in each other. Two years later they had a common son, named Sasha.
Death of a chansonnier
Little Sasha was not destined to recognize his father's affection. Krug’s life was tragically cut short on a summer night from June 30 to July 1. Unknown people broke into his house in Mamulino near Tver. At that time, the whole family was gathered: Mikhail’s mother-in-law, wife and children were getting ready for bed. Having immediately penetrated the top floor of the house, the criminals first attacked Irina’s mother. The spouses came running to the scream. At that moment the attackers started shooting. The bullets hit Krug, who was covering Irina. Irina ran away, and Mikhail received two wounds incompatible with life. Deciding that the singer was dead, the criminals fled, the chansonnier’s strong body was able to overcome the leaden severity of the wounds and reached a neighbor, to whom his wife fled. It was Vadim Rusakov who took Krug to the Tver hospital, but all the efforts of the doctors were in vain, and on the morning of July 1, Krug died.
At this time, the police were working in the bard’s house, and an ambulance team was providing assistance to Irina’s beaten mother. Fortunately, the singer's children were not harmed. The farewell service was held on July 3. Funeral procession of people who came to see Mikhail Krug off last way, stretches for several kilometers. At the funeral there were not only colleagues, fans and numerous friends, but also politicians and government officials.
Versions of the investigation and acquaintances
Both the investigative authorities and Krug’s acquaintances put forward two main versions of the murder. According to the first, the singer died as a result of a failed robbery attempt. It was during this period that Krug recorded “Vladimir Central 2” in a duet with Tsyganova, for which the singer was entitled to an impressive fee. The second version speaks of a carefully planned contract murder.
6 years later in Tver, the Tver Wolves gangster formation, which was directly related to the murder, was arrested. It was in the gang member, Alexander Avgeev, that Irina identified the man at whose hands her husband died. However, the fact of the crime was not proven and Avdeev received life imprisonment for other crimes.
The investigation lasted for more than ten years, and only in 2014, information was received from the leader of the detained gang that Krug was killed by the hand of Dmitry Veselov, who had died by that time.
Not forgotten...
Despite the fact that Krug’s life was short and tragically cut short in his prime, he is not forgotten. His songs do not lose their relevance at all, the number of fans is only growing. In 2007, a bronze monument was erected in his city. Krug, sitting on a bench, leans on his guitar and seems to be resting before presenting his audience with another masterpiece.
In memory of the Circle, a mini-series was filmed, repeating the biography of the singer. Mikhail Krug lived a short but bright, eventful life. An avid homophobe who rejected any manifestations of feminism and conservatism, he was a member of the Liberal Democrats. Moreover, he was an assistant to the leader of education, Vladimir Zhirinovsky, for culture.
Mikhail Krug, the famous chansonnier and songwriter, was killed on July 1, 2002 in his home in Tver. There were five other people there with him at that moment: his wife, mother-in-law, daughter and two sons, one of whom was barely a month old. Before the tragic events, Krug was relaxing in one of the Tver entertainment establishments. He returned home shortly before the attack.
Robbery
One of the versions why Mikhail Vladimirovich could have been killed is a banal robbery. This version is official. Shortly before his death, Krug finished the album “Confession”. Just the other day he expected to receive a large fee for this work. Probably someone knew about this, and this “someone” decided to take advantage of the situation.
He directed the bandits to Mikhail Vladimirovich’s house, but at the same time did not accurately guess the most successful time of the robbery. The thieves were supposed to rob Krug's home when he was not at home. But the famous chansonnier returned earlier than expected and found himself right in the center of events.
The murder occurred on the night of June 30, approximately after 23:00. The first to suffer was his mother-in-law, who was closest to the door at that time. Then his wife Irina was wounded. The circle ran out to the screams of women and the sounds of shooting. He received 2 bullets, from which he died in the morning in a Tver hospital.
The version of the robbery is supported not only by the official authorities, but also by people who respected Mikhail Vladimirovich and believed that he could not be treated badly in criminal circles. In their opinion, only a fatal coincidence of circumstances caused the death of the man who wrote the song “Vladimir Central”.
Contract murder
A different opinion is shared by those who knew a little more about Mikhail Krug and his contacts with the Tver criminals. One eloquent fact confirms that the murder of Krug could have been ordered. Krug's wife Irina later identified one of the attackers that night. He turned out to be a certain A. Ageev, a member of the Tver criminal group “Tver Wolves”.
Members of this gang were widely known in Tver as executors of contract killings. This was their profile. The fact that, under the guise of a robbery, Krug was shot in his own home by a man who dealt in contract killings speaks volumes. Despite suspicions, it was not possible to find out the motives and details of the crime in 2002 (or it was not beneficial for anyone).
Details 10 years after the crime
A decade later, some details of this case began to emerge. One of the criminals, sentenced to life imprisonment, testified. For the first time, he spoke directly about what many suspected back in 2002: Mikhail Krug was destroyed by order.
Some details of the case reopened in September 2012 became known to the press. It turned out that in the spring of 2003 there was a “showdown” between members of the gangster group. A certain A. Osipov, a killer nicknamed “Volkov,” shot dead another bandit, D. Veselov, nicknamed “Vesel,” in the wilderness outside the city.
Osipov received from the future victim incriminating evidence against a certain major authority who stood in the way of another gang. But the killer had another reason to shoot Veselov. He wanted to avenge Krug, who was killed in 2002. It turned out that Veselov knew the “customer”. He was the crime boss Kostenko.
Didn't want to pay
At the height of his popularity, the Circle received very good fees. Kostenko demanded that the singer pay him a “share” from each concert. Mikhail Vladimirovich refused to pay tribute. For this, Kostenko sent thieves-killers to his house. The goal was not robbery, but to intimidate the singer so that he would become more accommodating. Racket - the reason for many murders in the 90s - put an end to the life of Mikhail Vladimirovich Krug.
Chansonnier suffered only because he was home at the wrong time. The killers were forced to shoot him. Soon the killer of the Circle himself found himself in the grave. His bones were found only 10 years later, following a tip from one “lifer” from the Tver Wolves gang. In the criminal environment, Mikhail Krug was respected, and therefore they took revenge for his murder, without waiting for proceedings from the authorities. That's how it is in this environment.
Childhood
Circle is the stage name of the artist, real name which Vorobyov. He was born into a family far from art. His father worked in the highway department, his mother was a simple accountant. There was also in the family eldest daughter- Olga. Mikhail's father dreamed that his son would learn to play the accordion, and the boy was sent to music school early.
Teachers noted that the child had excellent musical abilities, but he lacked perseverance. Little Misha did not have the slightest desire to spend hours learning scales and soon abandoned music lessons, which gave way to football and yard games with the boys.
Actually, the entire childhood of the future artist was spent in the yard. There he first heard tape recordings of Vysotsky, with whose work he fell madly in love once and for all. There he first picked up a guitar when he was not yet 11 years old. There he met his first love, to whom he wrote his first poems.
And school teachers constantly complained to parents about their unlucky son, who systematically skipped school and almost never taught homework. That's why high school was completed with difficulty and somehow, after which Mikhail entered a vocational school to become a repairman, deciding to follow in his father’s footsteps.
Sharp turn
After college, Mikhail was drafted into the army. As usual, after serving, he returned and almost immediately married a girl from a good, intelligent family, whose parents categorically insisted that their son-in-law go to college. Perhaps the son would have followed in his father’s footsteps if he had not accidentally seen an announcement about an art song competition.
He decides to try his hand and unexpectedly takes first place. The young talent was indirectly prevented from returning to his usual activities by E. Klyachkin, whose words that Mikhail had real talent, and it must be developed, sank into his creative soul.
Mikhail decides to collect his songs and independently creates his first original album, “Tver,” in a small recording studio.
To the author's surprise, the debut album sold out instantly. Mikhail records two more with new songs, which also quickly find their many admirers. The Circle's songs begin to be copied onto tape recorders, sung in courtyards, and distributed through pirated means. Inspired by success, in 1994 Krug released his first official album, which included his best songs “Zhigan-Lemon.” And the next morning the author wakes up famous.
At the pinnacle of glory
Soon after the presentation of the debut album, Krug goes on a tour of the provinces, which ends with a triumphant performance in Moscow at the Russian Chanson festival. After which his first video for the song “It Was Yesterday” was shot, which was immediately sent into rotation on the central television channels of Russia.
Back then, albums by popular artists were distributed on regular cassettes, for which Krug and his group still had not received a fee for recording them. Later it was re-recorded onto CDs, and for this Krug received the first money - $3,000, although all the work on the album cost him a much larger amount.
But the main thing is that his songs were heard and loved by millions of people across the country. The cassettes were played to death, the discs were copied and played on auto-repeat. The tours lasted for several months, during which the artists could work 2-3 concerts a day. And by 1998, there was no longer a person in the country who did not know such a performer - Mikhail Krug.
By 1997, Krug and his group went on a foreign concert tour for the first time to Germany, where the musicians performed mainly in front of a Russian-speaking audience. And in 1998, he received his first prestigious music award “Ovation” in the “Russian Chanson” category, becoming on a par with Russian pop stars.
Krug's popularity was significantly increased by his filming in the crime film "April", where he played the role of a thief in law. He succeeded so brilliantly in this role that rumors immediately spread across the country that he had a criminal past behind him. It is reliably known that Krug had no criminal record, but his connection with crime bosses still remains a legend.
Krug's songs very quickly became popular not only in the courtyards, but also in Russian prisons. They had life-like plots, plausible texts and were replete with thieves' jargon. Maybe that’s why the legends about the Circle’s involvement in the world of thieves were born.
And very few people knew that most of the criminal words and expressions were taken by the author from a rare printed publication - a dictionary for NKVD workers, produced in 1924, which Krug accidentally bought at a flea market and never parted with.
Another mystical item was the famous ring with three large diamonds, presented to Krug by the thief in law Khobot, but under what circumstances and on what occasion is not known for certain.
Perhaps some kind of connection between the Circle and the top of the Russian criminal world still existed. Lead the real reason The murder of the talented bard has still not been solved, although it happened back in 2002 in the singer’s own Tver house.
A robbery was carried out on the house, during which the bard's mother-in-law was injured, and he himself received two gunshot wounds, from which he died in the hospital.
The most obvious version for a long time It was considered a simple robbery attempt. But it was, as they say, “sewn with white thread,” since the Circle was under the unspoken patronage of thieves in law and it is unlikely that anyone without an order from above would have decided to attack the singer’s house.
Most likely the murder was ordered and carefully planned. But this version remains unproven, and the killers have not been found.
Mikhail Krug was buried in his native Tver. His songs still continue to be heard and remain loved by many listeners. By the way, back in 1994, after he had just become famous, they filmed a film about him documentary. But it was shown to a wide range of viewers only in 1999, at the very peak of the artist’s popularity, having lain on the shelf for more than five years.
After the death of Krug, relatives created a special fund that collected money for a monument to the singer, which was erected in 2007 and a museum in his memory was opened, where you can buy recordings of songs and badges with portraits and symbols of the poet. Every year at the end of June, bard song festivals are held under his name, which open the way to the stage for young talented performers.
Personal life
Krug's first marriage soon broke up. From him Mikhail left a son, whom he took away from him through the court. ex-wife and left it with me. Having completely immersed himself in creativity, Mikhail completely forgot about his personal life for some time. But time takes its toll, and later he decides to build a new relationship.
In the case of the murder in 2002 in Tver of the Russian chanson star Mikhail Krug, new turn. In the suburbs regional center detectives discovered the remains of a second criminal who was directly involved in the shooting famous singer. Thus, this case is effectively over - the singer became a victim of a banal robbery, and his killers were dealt with by their own accomplices, fearing the revenge of the leaders of the criminal world, who promised to find and punish the killers of their favorite performer.
As sources in the Ministry of Internal Affairs told Izvestia, recently one of the former Tver bandits, who is now serving a life sentence for a series of serious crimes, gave new confessions in the case of the murder of Mikhail Krug.
The convict showed the place where he and his accomplices buried the corpse of the murder participant Mikhail Vorobyov, better known by his stage name Mikhail Krug, who was shot by them, says the operative. - The remains are skeletonized, there is practically no soft tissue left, but in the near future an examination will give final result about the identity of the deceased - although we already know who it is.
According to him, the gangster was directly involved in the robbery of the chansonnier’s house and his murder. According to operational data, he was a member of the so-called Lomov group, which operated in Tver in the 1990s and was defeated by security forces in the early 2000s. It received its name from the surname of one of its leaders - a certain Lomov, a former professional boxer who later died during criminal disputes.
Let us recall that the corpse of another participant in the murder of the chansonnier, also a “fighter” of the Lomovskaya organized crime group, Mikhail Veselov, was previously discovered and identified. As experts established, he was killed 2-3 months after Krug’s death.
Detectives are convinced that both robbers who shot Mikhail Krug were dealt with by their accomplices, simply afraid of the enormous resonance of the crime.
The execution on July 1, 2002 in Tver of 40-year-old Mikhail Krug, whose songs did not leave the first places in the charts of Russian radio stations, then caused a huge resonance.
Chansonnier was mortally wounded by two shots in the chest in his own cottage in Tver, where his house was known to everyone and was almost the main attraction of the provincial city. The bleeding singer was taken to the nearest hospital, where he underwent emergency surgery. Krug himself was conscious before the operation began, but could not say who exactly shot him. The operation did not help him - the singer died a couple of hours later.
The detectives reconstructed minute by minute the course of events that took place at the Circle mansion.
The criminals entered the house through the attic around midnight. In one of the rooms they encountered the singer’s mother-in-law, who was going to the bathroom. The woman was stunned by a blow to the head from the handle of a TT pistol, but she managed to scream. The owner of the house ran out of the bedroom in response to the scream and received two bullets at point-blank range, one of the members of the investigative team involved in the investigation of the murder explained to Izvestia.
According to him, several versions of what happened were considered - from domestic to contract murder. The latter was supported by the fact that shortly before his death, Krug recorded a new album and entered into contracts. However, the version of the ordered execution was not confirmed during a thorough check.
Officially, the criminal case was suspended with the wording “for failure to identify the persons subject to prosecution,” says a senior officer of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. - Although we had information that this murder was an accident!
He claims that the raiders - complete drug addicts - went “on the job” only for the sake of profit - they hoped to profit from the singer’s money and valuables. They were allegedly sure that he and his family were supposed to be absent, and therefore the shots were actually fired out of fear.
Immediately after the death of the chansonnier, whose songs were listened to throughout Russia, information appeared that the thieves in law promised to find and punish his killers. However, the operatives treated this data as boasting.
Krug was indeed acquainted with a number of influential crime bosses, but he was not a criminal. He had never been to the zone and in fact had a very relative relationship with the criminal world,” they say in the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Detectives note that Krug actually wore a ring on his hand, given to him by Tver thief in law Alexander Severov, better known as Sasha Sever. By the way, one of Mikhail Krug’s main hits, “Vladimir Central,” is dedicated to this authority. At one time, Sever served a sentence in this prison, and initially the lines in the song sounded not “Vladimir Central - the north wind,” but “Vladimir Central - Sasha Severny.”
The circle visited us twice - after the North left us,” says one of the officers of the Vladimir Central. - But both times only as a visitor, and he spoke not in front of the “main” prisoners, but in front of convicts from the household service detachment.
Spectators of the concert recall that the singer himself made a strong impression by arriving at the prison in slippers and a skullcap.
According to operatives, none of the thieves in law really intended to take revenge for Mikhail Krug. The exception was Sasha Sever, but he made his loud statements while intoxicated. Besides, in Lately The North has seriously undermined its credibility after several media interviews. The fact is that thieves' concepts categorically prohibit a thief from communicating with journalists - this is almost the same as making a deal with law enforcement agencies.