In a video that appeared online this week, a thin young man with brown hair sat on the sofa with half of it next to him.
A naked woman with a blurred face lies.
He leaned against the stool, snorted a few white powders and sat up.
Then, the video was edited into the same man in clothes, probably after having sex with a vague woman --out face. The hidden-
Camera footage has made waves in Russia, where Mikhail Fishman is a good person --
The editor of the Russian edition of Newsweek magazine.
A few days ago, Fishman appeared in another Internet video with two other men, opposition activist Yalia Yassin and liberal political analyst Dmitry o'reshkin. In that hidden-
Video footage from the camera showed the three men stopped by police alone.
The same scene happened one by one: after careful editing, these people seemed to bribe the police to get out of trouble.
Every time, the police reprimanded those who tried to get out of the predicament.
Two of the men said the exchanges had been tampered.
It is not known who made the video.
But these three are part of Russia's liberal institutions, and there are many opponents in Russia's ruling power structure, and that's what they suspect.
Fishman told ABC News that "it is clear that it is impossible to do it without special knowledge and special responsibility," he declined to say which government department he thought was behind the tape.
"I know they wear uniforms.
Yashin agreed that the authorities were behind the scenes and wrote on his blog that the attempt to slander was "an ordinary provocation by the security forces ".
The Moscow traffic police have denied any involvement with the video.
The Federal Security Department declined to comment.
The videos appear on the Internet, but are also posted on the websites of Nashi and Young Guard, nationalist youth organizations, which are closely related to the Kremlin and the ruling United Russia party.
They also denied any involvement.
A young guard spokesman told ABC News that the group released the videos because of their news value.
Andrey Soldatov, a security analyst, said he suspected a link between state authorities because the video showed the men sitting in police cars.
But he was confused about his goal.
"I don't understand the message.
"It's stupid to do this to reporters," he said . ".
"These dirty technologies are not good for state officials and those elected.
He told The Moscow Times: "The video between Yassin and the police was taken on September.
Fishman said his two videos were taken years ago and were not sure what was possible.
"I don't know other videos, and I don't know which parts of my private life are completely illegal to watch," he said angrily . ".
Nicolas Petrov, a political analyst at the Carnegie Moscow Center, said he believes the men are now released because of a series of recent political protests in Russia. Including the national "anger day" last weekend, thousands of demonstrators were attracted to the streets.
"The fact that it is now public means that the authorities are very careful about social protests," said Petrov . ".
"Either they signal to everyone, or they put pressure on these people in some way and indicate that something bad might happen.
"After the video of fish man and woman (
Entitled "liar 2"
Yashin wrote on his blog that the same scene happened in the same apartment with the same girl a year and a half ago.
"I recognized the apartment at once," he wrote in his blog . ".
"I was there in a similar situation.
"He went on to say how he met a model named Katya Gerasimova, nicknamed" Mumu "and then he started dating.
She called him one night and said she had a surprise.
It turned out to be the second girl. they want to play three people.
"I would lie if I said I refused," he wrote . ".
He said he became suspicious when the wood took out a few sex toys and asked her if she had hidden the camera.
When she took out some cocaine and said, "Honey, you need to relax.
Yasin said he knew it was a trap and left.
He said he believed a video of him, like Fishman's, could appear in the near future.
Yashin's colleague, Roman dobrokotov, who opposes the organization's "unity", said on his blog that Mumu also tried to frame him, invite him over, and then try to convince him to roll a joint, because "I really don't know what to do.
Dobrokotov said he was gone as soon as she pressed him.
The first video released by the man in the police car started with a telephone recording for Fishman, Yassin and oresh King.
They were asked if they had bribed the police.
Yashin said Fishman and Oreshkin admitted they had, and he tried to convince the police in words.
"It then shows that each of the three men was pulled over and entered the passenger seat of the police car.
Oreshkin apparently tried to bribe police for $230.
Both Fishman and Yasin have denied trying to bribe their way out, claiming that the video was edited to look like them.
These videos seem to have failed in what they call a mission.
Russians are almost universally convinced of police corruption and are accustomed to being forced to pay bribes.
Fishman, who has been sticking to the work of Newsweek, vowed that there would be no change in the direction of the editor, but called the legend "a very serious thing ".
"We are independent journalists working in Russia," he said . "
"We have nothing to do with any political party, any public figure or bureaucracy, and we are just writing about them.
We are not the only media to do so.
They all received this message.
"Fishman's use of drugs in the video is not illegal and will not comment on it.
He said his legal team was investigating the tapes.
The Fishman legend has the same color as the other two episodes of honey trap last summer.
For the first time, a British diplomat was photographed having sex with two prostitutes.
He resigned and went home.
The second video is an online video accusing Moscowbased U. S.
Diplomats who have sex with prostitutes
But the sex scene was filmed in the dark and could not tell if it was really official Kyle Harcher. U. S.
Ambassador John Beyrle strongly defended Hatcher when he told ABC News that the video contained fake clips of the smear Hatcher.
He blamed the "elements" in the Russian government ".
Hatcher continues to work at the Moscow embassy.
13 editors of well-known publications issued a statement saying Fishman's slander was "planned and good"
Organized provocation
"This situation is unacceptable to our country, where freedom of speech, news and privacy is guaranteed by the Constitution," the statement wrote . ".
Others are not very serious about the situation.
Yashin's activist, Dobrokhotov, posted photos of Mumu on his blog and wrote below, "join the opposition!
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