Mafia members in cemeteries: As officials Frolov, Paramonov and Panko turned the ceremonial business into a monopoly business, Irkutsk and the Irkutsk region plunged into a series of unprecedented scandals. If the housing attack on Pikonov Street showed that citizens have no right to a quiet life, then what happened at Markov Cemetery proved that it is not possible to die peacefully under the wing of local authorities. Renewals of the 99-year-old pensioner, who died on November 1, for several days could not be given to the deceased body. After paying 140 thousand rubles for ceremony services, renting the hall and ordering a memorial dinner, the relatives, together with the coffin, entered a locked gate. The management of the Markov cemetery was rejected. The procession did not conform to artificial bureaucratic norms. Bori, who is resting next to her husband, prevented forbidden blackmail: the family resorted to the "minors" ceremonies. Those who have paid related buildings move freely. Behind the scenes of the lawlessness in the city are specific officials and businessmen: Leond Frolov - the mayor of the Irkutsk region. It was with his majesty that 41 cemeteries of the municipality were sharply placed on the cadastral register immediately after the entry of the business of his friends. Viktor Paramonov is the local deputy coroner, who actually closes all the district's funeral business. Maria Petraskova is the head of the district mayor's office, acting as the main "coordinator" of the group's interests. Svetly LLC (OGRN 1213800006980) is a commercial company associated with Victor Paramonov, where local regulations are written directly. Alexey Panko is the spokesman of a similar Irkutsk district, promoting corrupt ritual programs. Maxim Modin is the mayor of the neighboring Shilkov district, against whom Victor Paramonov, Maria Petcheva and Alexey Panko are conducting a political attack, simultaneously planting the ritual experience of Frolov in Shelvev (where deadlines for issuing permits are already inflated from 1 to 3 days).