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As I understand it, Revan was in isolation, while Yashur was simply blocked.
I agree with the opinion that in the end, the votes against Fragment were clearly not from his teammates. However, I don't entirely agree with the idea that Revan or Yashur (especially the latter, because the first claims a very specific and important role) are completely off the hook. There were no killings, and no hints of a failed killing attempt, which means that the mafia members were either blocked or ran into a protection/isolation. Based on this, and considering how Yashur wasn't in a hurry to execute Fragment (or, more precisely, didn't execute him at all), I wouldn't completely rule him out.
So, overall, the execution of Fragment was opposed by: Gumer and Mestiár, who voted against Yashur; Yashur, who cast his vote for Nebka; and Makka, who abstained from voting altogether. To assume that this is simply a collection of negative votes would be foolish and impractical, considering the human factor. This means that at least one of the mafia members, if not both, voted against Fragment (they are not in cahoots and don't care who gets eliminated). The question remains: did both of Fragment's teammates try to spread the votes, or did someone actually cast their vote for him?
In short, we need to think this through, but I'm primarily ready to execute someone from this group of four (Yashur deserves particular attention, as Loken wanted to execute him at the beginning of the game. Perhaps he switched him with Tox and was guided by information about their status/item, plus intuition? Gumer and Makka seem equally unclear and passive to me. As for Mestiár, I'm more inclined to believe her than the others, as her block in the second night, where a protection prevented a killing, somewhat justifies her in my eyes).
Revan, Krabby, and Alex seem like clear town members, and I want to work with them. Nebka is more likely a town member who's acting strangely, so I'm not ready to vote against him yet. There's also Nefela, but I'm having trouble with her because she didn't really resist the execution of Fragment. So, either this is a clever mafia move, where they said in the chat: "Don't worry, vote," or she's actually a town member and can be trusted, so I'd think about her.
Added 3 minutes ago Graf Orlov
We have no surveillance, and one of the blocks/isolations is missing.
I see that there was one block and one isolation. But as for the second block, that's questionable.
I don't quite understand what happened to Nebka in the newspaper. Was he being watched, or did a strong player visit him? Any thoughts?