angella, a tvjournalist, spent 31 days there.people, men were beaten. 0n the first floor, we heard that it was electrocution. when a person is being tortured with electricity, you hear it. it is a peculiar sound. after hearing what angella has been through, you get a really vivid glimpse of what this place must have been like. there is still the smell of burning in the air, but the silence is almost deafening, and each one of these rooms has its own story and all of them come out over time. she shared cell number six with four other women. what she didn't know... ..was that her boyfriend was there, too. translation: there were some people who were electrocuted. l it was horrible. one guy was brought to the cell after interrogation. his tongue was black. it was so swollen, he couldn't put it back in his mouth. in kherson, daily life runs alongside grim discoveries. a mass grave was found here. elsewhere in the city, the bodies of 63 civilians were also found. they all, say investigators, showed signs of being tortured. "there were

angella, a tvjournalist, spent 31 days there.lation: on the third floor, people, men were beaten. on the first floor, we heard that it was electrocution. when a person is being tortured with electricity, you hear it. it is a peculiar sound. after hearing what angella's been through, you get a really vivid glimpse of what this place must have been like. there is still the smell of burning in the air, but the silence is almost deafening, and each one of these rooms has its own story and all of them will come out over time. she shared cell number six with four other women. what she didn't know was that her boyfriend was there too. translation: there were some people i who were electrocuted. it was horrible. one guy was brought to the cell after interrogation. his tongue was black. it was so swollen, he couldn't put it back in his mouth. in kherson, daily life runs alongside grim discoveries. a mass grave was found here. elsewhere in the city, the bodies of 63 civilians were also found. they all, say investigators, showed signs of be

angella, a tvjournalist, spent 31 days there.f these rooms has its own story and all of them come out over time. 290 people were on board, today a dutch court found two men are russian and ukrainian guilty of murder, from the left... the conflict in ukraine has its roots in crimea and the first wave of the invasion in 2014 after which russian troops pushed north into the donbas region. and it was during that chaotic period, that russian backed separatists, shot down malaysian airlines, flight mh17. 298 people on board were killed, 80 of them children. today a dutch court found three men — two russians and a ukrainian, guilty of murder from the left igor girkin, military leader of the so—called donetsk people's republic. and the russian sergei dubinsky and leonid kharchenko. all of them tried in absentia — unlikely any of them will ever see the inside of a prison cell. a fourth man, 0leg pulatov, who had legal representation at the trial, was acquitted. let's bring in alexander vindman was retired us army lieutenant colonel who ov

angella, a tvjournalist, spent 31 days there.ally vivid glimpse of what this place must have been like. there is still the smell of burning in the air, but the silence is almost deafening, and each one of these rooms has its own story and all of them come out over time. she shared cell number six with four other women. what she didn't know... ..was that her boyfriend was there too. translation: there were some people who were electrocuted. _ it was horrible. one guy was brought to the cell after interrogation. his tongue was black. it was so swollen, he couldn't put it back in his mouth. in kherson, daily life runs alongside grim discoveries. a mass grave was found here. elsewhere in the city, the bodies of 63 civilians were also found. they all, say investigators, show signs of being tortured. "there were more than 3,000 crimes committed throughout occupation," the chief investigator tells us. "90% of them are war crimes, including rape, torture and murder." as the evidence mounts, so do moscow's denials of targeting civilians,