
Five years ago, on September 3, 2012, a native of Chechnya Zara Murtazalieva, convicted of fabricated charges of terrorism, was released.
The 21-year-old Zara was detained in early March 2004. In the police department, she was thrown out plastic . As stated in the verdict, Murtazalieva intended to blow up an escalator in the "Okhotny Ryad" shopping complex. In January 2005, the Moscow City Court sentenced Murtazaliev to nine years in general. Later, the Supreme Court reduced the term by six months.
Murtazalieva was serving a sentence in Mordovia, in the women's colony No. 13. In 2010, the court refused her too.
After the liberation of Murtazalieva, she received political asylum in France. She released a book of memoirs "Eight and a half years."