"In the early morning of December 19, a surfaced corpse was found on Malaya Nevka near the bridge. He surfaced terribly - the lifted shirt froze to the body, opening bullet wounds. There is a bruise on the face - a mark from a kick in the temple... The corpses were put into a hole and poured sulfuric acid on the faces and all bodies both for unrecognizability and in order to prevent stench from decomposition... Having thrown the earth and brushwood, sleepers were laid on top and drove several times - there were no traces of the pit. (From the "Note" by Y. Yurovsky, who led the execution of the Royal Family on the night of July 17, 1918)... Well, I entered this room and look through the open door into the small dining room, and there the Owner lies on the floor and raised his right hand... there we go. Here Lozgachev raised his half-bent arm. "He probably hasn't lost consciousness yet, but he couldn't speak either."