The grave of Artashes Gevorgyan, who shot Jemal in Tbilisi, is still unknown

Vergine Gevorgyan, the nephew of Jemal's avenger Artashes Gevorgyan, donated the personal belongings, documents, and photographs of the Gevorgyans to the Genocide Museum, but nothing of Artashes Gevorgyan's belongings has survived. In the 1930s, he was accused of robbing a collective farm and sentenced to three years in prison. In 1928, he wrote a letter to the Chairman of the Cheka and the State Department of the Armenian SSR, confessing to the murder of Jemal. Later, he was accused of preparing a terrorist act against Lavrenty Beria. Artashes Gevorgyan was shot on the night of August 14-15, 1937. The place of his death and the location of his grave are still unknown.