The execution of 11 people

 In 1927, the Belgian Youth Delegation was taken to this basement on an excursion. (Then for a short time, from 1923 to 1932, the Museum of the Revolution was opened in the Ipatiev house, where the main "exhibition" was the execution room, where delegations of foreign Communists, pioneers of the Urals and "conscientious citizens." ... Tickets for hikers cost 5 kopecks, for union members - 10 kopecks, and for the rest - 25 kopecks. But in 1932 the Kremlin decided to bury the memory of the atrocity. The museum was closed, then the Soviet institutions were installed in the building (at the time of our visit to the house there was a cultural training center of the regional administration)

The question is that the reforms of the basement were not enough to prevent visitors from wondering if the execution of 11 people was possible there without a single drop of blood on the walls, ceiling and floor?

Then we see a different photograph that was taken shortly after the alleged 1918 execution, and we only see a staging where there is a lot of broken material from the walls on the ground but we do not see a bloody crime scene, taking into account that the blood of 11 people had to impregnate walls and ceilings, blood along with pieces of human tissue stuck to them.

We only have this unique photograph, there is no more. It is striking and surprising that the Bolsheviks do not take pictures of their prisoners to tell Russia and the world that they won. You show corpses as a symbol of power. That did not happen. But the civil war continued from 1918 to 1923. Surprising, right? For whom would the tsarist troops fight?

If we see those double leaf doors we notice that they do not have a single shot, blow or stain. It is surprising that the execution was only on a wall where 11 people do not fit in space.

Analyzing the crime scene and the lack of evidence of a mass execution also gives us another hypothesis of what could have happened that night of July 16-17, 1918.

There is no evidence that they were not executed, but there is also no evidence that they were executed.

The subsequent analyzes of DNA and bones are tainted with contamination and political and economic interests.

That is why we must continue with the hypothesis that was not disseminated, the one that was not executed, because the hypothesis of the execution is the only totalitarian version that has been accepted by all to date and without discussion.