As if it were your own

Everyone has already become accustomed to the fact that high-profile cases of murder of journalists never end in anything, no matter how scary it is. But when Paul Klebnikov, editor-in-chief of the Russian version of Forbes magazine, was killed, it seemed that something was about to be achieved here. It seemed in vain: the proceedings promised to be endless. The Prosecutor General's Office accused Musa Vakhaev and Kazbek Dukuzov, natives of Chechnya, of the murder of Khlebnikov. The court recently acquitted them.