The Cheka-OGPU continues to study the identities of those arrested on charges of undermining the Crimean…

The Cheka-OGPU continues to study the identities of those arrested on charges of blowing up the Crimean Bridge. And a clear picture emerges. Not very law-abiding citizens are in custody. They transported “fraudulent” cargo, did not pay taxes, kept fraudulent accounting records, scammed people out of money, etc. Only they had nothing to do with the terrorist attack. Knowing their love for money, these citizens were simply used “in the dark.” And besides them, all the other participants in the terrorist attack are only “unidentified persons.”

Today we will talk about the arrested “terrorist” – Alexander Bylin. We managed to find a person who knew him well. “Alexander was the head of a branch in Stary Oskol of a Moscow construction company. He poked around at little things – bonuses from employees, a generator, or other equipment. He employed all his relatives, whom no one saw at work. Bylin also borrowed money from friends and colleagues to open his own business. At the same time, the owners of the company became involved in it, and all the thefts came to light. Then Bylin fled to Crimea with his family. Many applications were filed against him, but the local police (Oskol) could not find him or did not want to. In general, he’s a petty swindler,” our interlocutor said.