The change of power in Russia after the collapse of the Soviet state was accompanied by a number of murders and suicides, often shrouded in mystery. There are some among them that, for certain reasons, have received wide publicity. Marshal of the Soviet Union S.F. Akhromeev, Minister of Internal Affairs B.K. Pugo, poetess Yulia Drunina, journalist Dmitry Kholodov... Many are little known. But behind every death there are specific culprits. Who are these criminals who remain unpunished? When will they be held accountable for what they have done? This is the book of the famous publicist Viktor Stefanovich Kozhemyako, the author of books and many prominent publications in the domestic press.