But according to the official records, nobody from that company had entered the solitary wing on those nights.
The investigators immediately pulled access logs.
There was nothing.
No badge entry.
No authorization.
No scheduled maintenance.
Someone had not merely entered the restricted area.
Someone had altered the electronic records afterward.
By sunrise, the prison director had contacted outside investigators.
The solitary wing was sealed.
Staff members were ordered not to discuss the case.
Then Oksana finally agreed to speak.
She asked for a lawyer first.
Only after the lawyer arrived did she whisper:
“They told us nobody would believe us.”
The investigator sat opposite her.
“Who?”
Oksana stared at the table.
“The medical people.”
Her voice shook.
She explained that several months earlier she had been taken from her cell late at night.
She remembered being told she needed blood tests.
Then an injection.
After that, her memories became fragmented.
