En la prisión de Siberia

Everything happens near Lake Baikal, where I lived, loved and was loved. Hooded men appear out of nowhere. My five-year-old daughter screams at the top of her lungs. They arrest me in front of her, beat me and interrogate me. These men want my head. They have started a relentless and savage process whose name I know: I am the victim of a kompromat. Yoann Barbereau was a promising official at the head of the Alliance Française in Irkutsk, in Siberia, when he was imprisoned on charges of a crime he had not committed. The FSB, heir to the KGB, created a set of false evidence to incriminate him. After months of abuse and deception by the authorities, he decided to end the injustice on his own: he would escape from Russia. In the Siberian Prison is the gripping tale of a flight from the depths of icy Russia, the epic story of how an innocent man escaped the clutches of injustice thanks to a wig, ingenuity and several BlaBlaCars.