Dead and gone. As only Moscow secrets can hide. The last eternal rest is forbidden to prying eyes. The only image that has escaped the strict control of the Kremlin censors is a carpet of white petals and three bunches of roses lying on the reddish earth of an anonymous cemetery in St. Petersburg. The image of the deceased is placed on the extreme edge of a tombstone that does not exist. The cross in light wood is temporary, but risks remaining so perennial.
Here it lies
Here lies 29-year-old Dmitry Goloshchapov, the son of one of the powerful in the magic circle of the Tsar of Russia. The father is not just anyone, but the only one who could get his hands on Vladimir Putin, the sole custodian of the most intimate secrets of the Red Square vaults. Dmitry, son of Konstantin Goloshchapov, is today, despite his death kept secret for months, the one and only owner of one of the most recognizable symbols of tourist Cagliari, that Hotel Mediterraneo, leaning towards the Su Siccu dock, protected shoulders from the Basilica of Bonaria. However, no one in this Sardinian land, an unmentionable dream of the closest men of the Kremlin head, has ever known of that death, as sudden as it is mysterious, which is unleashing one of the most impressive manhunts in half the world.
