[00:13 - 01:19] Hospital Admission and Refusal to Disclose Information

Well, when, when he was found, when Yura was found, so, on Saturday I called and called, the phone wasn't working, nothing was working. Uh, I don't understand, I understand that I don't have a pass, I have nothing, so, with the pass I had, I go to the Central Clinical Hospital. They don't let me in anywhere there, and they just say "No, well, look." I say, "Well, this is the situation, nobody's talking, they're not letting me in." I say, "Well, they're legitimate, it's clear." I quickly come home and start, because there are phone numbers on this pass, I start calling those numbers. Then I find phone numbers from when Yura was in the hospital, they gave out phone numbers, because I was always in touch with doctors, when he was hospitalized during the First Chechen War. And then someone picks up the phone. And we talk. And he says that Yura is on artificial dialysis, he was put into an induced coma, that he has a fantastic intoxication. Such an intoxication is simply impossible. And that we won't tell you anything more, and don't bother us, don't come closer, because he is a public figure, and you are nobody.